Wu Talks Daily Selected Crypto News + This Week's Macro Indicators
Powered by ChatGPT1. Large Token Unlocks This Week
In the next 7 days, there will be single large token unlocks (unlock amounts greater than 5 million USD) including ENA, TAIKO, NEON, etc. Additionally, linear large unlocks over the next 7 days (daily unlock amounts greater than 1 million USD) include SOL, WLD, TIA, DOGE, TAO, AVAX, SUI, DOT, IP, MORPHO, NEAR, ETHFI, JTO, and others, with a total unlock value exceeding 369 million USD.
2. Cryptocurrency Exchange BitoPro Attacked on May 8, Losing Approximately 11.50 Million USD
According to monitoring by ZachXBT, Taiwan-based cryptocurrency exchange BitoPro was allegedly attacked on May 8, 2025, resulting in a loss of about 11.50 million USD. Suspicious fund outflows were detected from hot wallets on multiple chains including Tron, Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon. The assets were quickly sold on DEX markets. The stolen funds were then transferred into Tornado Cash or cross-chained via Thorchain to the Bitcoin network and deposited into Wasabi Wallet.
4. Metaplanet Announces Additional Purchase of 1,088 Bitcoins, Total Holdings Reach 8,888 $BTC
Metaplanet announced an additional purchase of 1,088 bitcoins at an average purchase price of approximately 15,519,019 JPY (about 108,072 USD), with a total purchase amount of 1.689 billion JPY (approximately 117 million USD). After this increase, Metaplanet's total bitcoin holdings reached 8,888 $BTC, with cumulative investments totaling 122.27 billion JPY (about 851 million USD).
5. QCP: $BTC Expected to Remain Between 100,000 and 110,000 USD Unless New Catalysts Emerge
QCP Capital noted that despite the US significantly raising tariffs on Chinese technology and steel last week, triggering nearly 1 billion USD in crypto position liquidations, $BTC remained above 102,000 USD. Short-term volatility and leverage have clearly decreased, and the market expects $BTC to fluctuate within the 100,000 to 110,000 USD range unless new catalysts appear.
6. Eleanor Terrett: GENIUS Stablecoin Bill Could Face Senate Vote as Early as This Week
According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, the GENIUS stablecoin bill may be voted on in the US Senate as early as this week. Bipartisan efforts are underway to reach consensus on multiple amendments, including prohibiting foreign adversaries such as China from holding shares in stablecoin issuers, strengthening officials’ coin holding disclosure obligations, and reforming anti-money laundering regulations. If agreement is reached, the bill is expected to pass this week; otherwise, it could be delayed until next week. Meanwhile, recent polls show that 74% of American voters support the enactment of dedicated crypto regulations.
7. Wu Shuo’s Macro Indicators and Analysis This Week: US Nonfarm Payrolls, ECB Interest Rate Decision
Summary
Last week, the Federal Reserve minutes indicated “higher uncertainty favors cautious rate cuts,” while the US April PCE was below expectations; this week’s focus is on US nonfarm payrolls and ECB interest rate decisions.
Last Week Review
Federal Reserve minutes: Higher uncertainty favors cautious rate cuts, nearly all members mentioned inflation risks, reiterating the possibility of “tough trade-offs.”
US initial jobless claims for the week ending May 24 were 240,000, expected 230,000, revised previous value from 227,000 to 226,000.
US Q1 real GDP annualized quarterly revision was -0.2%, expected -0.30%, previous -0.30%.
NVIDIA released its latest earnings: for Q1 fiscal year 2026 ending April 27, 2025, revenue was 44.10 billion USD, up 12% sequentially and up 69% year-over-year.
US April PCE price index year-over-year was 2.1%, expected 2.20%, previous 2.30%.
US May University of Michigan consumer sentiment final value rose from initial 50.8 to 52.2; previous month was 52.2.
This Week’s Key Events & Indicators
June 2
US May ISM Manufacturing PMI (22:00)
June 4
US May ADP Employment Change (10,000s) (20:15)
June 5
Federal Reserve Beige Book Release (02:00)
European Central Bank Interest Rate Decision (20:15)
US Initial Jobless Claims for week ending May 31 (10,000s) (20:30)
June 6
US May Unemployment Rate (20:30)
US May Seasonally Adjusted Nonfarm Payrolls (10,000s) (20...:30）