Summary of the Latest Developments in the Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Industry

1. MicroStrategy may be included in the S&P 500 index;
2. Carv completes a $10 million Series A financing round, led by Tribe Capital and IOSG Ventures;
3. Anchorage Digital launches Atlas, a global settlement service supporting cryptocurrencies;
4. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) delays the decision to approve the listing of spot Bitcoin ETF options trading until May 29;
5. A16Z Crypto advises against publicly selling tokens in the U.S. for fundraising purposes;
6. Movement Labs completes a $38 million Series A financing round, led by Polychain Capital;
7. Worldcoin plans to collaborate with PayPal and OpenAI;
8. Immutable launches The Main Quest, a $50 million crypto game incentive program;
9. The SEC issues a Wells Notice to ConsenSys, accusing MetaMask of operating as an unlicensed broker-dealer;
10. Insiders reveal that Pantera Capital is planning to raise over $1 billion for the new crypto fund Pantera Fund V;
11. ConsenSys sues the U.S. SEC, stating that MetaMask services do not violate securities laws;
12. Insiders reveal that FTX Estate sold about 2,000 SOL tokens this week, with buyers including Pantera Capital;
13. With the new regulations in effect, UK law enforcement agencies can seize criminal-related crypto assets without conviction;
14. The FBI issues a warning, advising U.S. citizens not to use unregistered cryptocurrency transfer services;
15. Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net outflow of $197 million yesterday, with no funds flowing into Belld iBit for two consecutive days;
16. Insiders reveal that Elon Musk's XAI is set to raise $6 billion, with investments from Sequoia Capital and others;
17. Stripe will once again accept cryptocurrency payments after 6 years, starting with $USDC;
18. CryptoPunk #635 sold for 4000 $ETH, worth approximately $12.4 million;
19. StarkNet Foundation announces the start of DeFi Spring Phase Three.