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Today (14/05/2026)
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The cross-chain bridge TAC lost approximately $2.8 million due to external attacks, and the foundation intends to sell reserve tokens to make up for user losses
According to ChainCatcher news, the TAC team announced that its TON side at the cross-chain layer was exploited by external attackers, resulting in a loss of approximately $2.8 million, involving USDT, BLUM, and tsTON. TAC, TON, and all ERC-20 tokens bridged from Ethereum are not affected. The bridging service is currently on hold, forensic analysis and remediation work is ongoing, and a full report with more details will be released in the next 48 hours.
The team is actively working with law enforcement, SEAL 911, and security partners to track and freeze stolen funds. The team stated that its core focus is to sell the foundation's TAC token reserves in a legally structured manner to cover user losses and fully restore bridge liquidity. Official channels will continue to update the progress.
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Polymarket's monthly trading volume fell month-on-month for the first time since August last year, falling to $10.2 billion in April
Odaily reported that Polymarket's monthly trading volume fell by about 8.9% to $10.2 billion in April, the first month-on-month decline since August last year. Its rival Kalshi saw a rough 13% increase in trading volume to $14.8 billion in April. The overall prediction market saw a total trading volume of approximately $29.8 billion in April, up 12.4% month-on-month. Polymarket is trying to fully reintegrate the US market, which is intensifying regulatory scrutiny of prediction markets by US lawmakers.
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The UK Parliament investigates undeclared $6.8 million in crypto billionaire donations by Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage
ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the UK Parliament's code of conduct oversight body is launching a formal investigation into Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage for failing to declare a £5 million donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. Harborne holds a 12% stake in stablecoin issuer Tether. Farage argued that the donation was used to cover personal security costs and was exempt from disclosure.
If found to have violated the Code of Conduct, Farage may face suspension. YouGov polls show Reform UK leading with 28% support, and Farage is expected to become the next prime minister. The UK government has suspended political crypto donations in March, and the ban will be written into the People's Representation Act.
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Data: Bitcoin "conviction buyer" holdings have increased to nearly 4 million, up 300% since the end of 2025
ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Bitfinex cited BitGo data showing that the supply held by Bitcoin "conviction buyers" has surged to nearly 4 million BTC, an increase of 300% since the end of 2025, and at the current price of about $80,000, this "conviction" capital is worth about $320 billion.
Bitfinex said the current accumulation trend is the largest two-quarter surge in high-conviction buying since the 2020 pandemic crash, with more and more realized value of Bitcoin no longer circulating on exchanges and into the hands of very rarely traded entities.
Mati Greenspan, founder of Quantum Economics, said the exact methodology of BitGo's "conviction buyer" metric is unclear, but the combination of tightening liquid supply and demand recovery has historically set the stage for Bitcoin's most aggressive upward expansion.
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Consensys delayed its potential IPO until the fall due to poor market conditions
ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Ethereum application developer Consensys has postponed its potential IPO plans to fall at the earliest, due to poor market conditions. Consensys had planned to secretly file an S-1 registration statement with the SEC at the end of February this year and has hired JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs to lead it. The crypto market fell sharply in February 2026 due to factors such as macro uncertainty, tariff concerns, and Bitcoin ETF outflows, leading several crypto companies to pause their IPO plans. BitGo is the only crypto-native company to go public in 2026, but its stock price is down about 36% from its IPO price. A Consensys spokesperson said he would not comment on market speculation. Consensys closed a $450 million Series D funding round in early 2022 valued at $7 billion.
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An Ethereum IC0 participant transferred 790 ETH after 10.8 years of silence, with a return rate of 7,243 times
ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, an Ethereum IC0 participant transferred 790 ETH, worth $1.78 million, after more than 10.8 years of silence. The participant invested only $246 and achieved a return of 7243x.
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Nick Timiraos: The U.S. House of Representatives committee is considering a bill to abolish the Fed's dual mission
Odaily Planet Daily News "Fed Mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos issued an article saying that the U.S. House Financial Services Committee is considering a bill aimed at amending the Federal Reserve Act, intending to abolish the Fed's dual mission and focus only on price stability. The text of the bill shows that Section 2A of the Federal Reserve Act (12 U.S.C. § 225A) is amended to delete "maximize employment and stabilize prices" and insert "stabilize prices." Timiraos noted that if the bill had become law at the time, the Fed's choice to cut interest rates last year would be worth considering.
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Fidelity International's first tokenized fund received Moody's highest AAA-mf rating
According to ChainCatcher news, Fidelity International launched its first tokenized fund, the Fidelity USD Digital Liquidity Fund (FILQ), and received the highest money market fund rating from Moody's AAA-mf. FILQ is equivalent to an on-chain version of its existing institutional-grade dollar liquidity fund, referencing Fidelity's nearly $7 billion low-volatility net worth fund strategy, designed to serve the digital asset market that runs 24 hours a × a day.
The fund is powered by Sygnum to provide tokenization infrastructure and access to Chainlink oracles, which will bring daily official net worth data provided by JPMorgan Chase & Co. on-chain. Investors can subscribe and redeem stablecoins around the clock.
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Jupiter and Bitwise launch institutional-grade USDe lending marketplace on Solana
Odaily Planet Daily News Solana infrastructure project Jupiter announced a partnership with Bitwise to launch an independent lending marketplace specifically for USDe on Jupiter Lend. This is also the first time that an institutional asset manager has participated in planning Jupiter Lend's lending market.
The marketplace will be isolated from Jupiter Lend's existing liquidity layer to reduce exposure to potential institutional funds, and will be connected to the decentralized protocol Fluid to provide lending and collateral infrastructure support.
This partnership will provide users with a new channel to earn around USDe on Solana.
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Code4rena will cease operations and Immunefi will receive its bug bounty customers
Odaily Planet Daily News Smart contract audit platform Code4rena announced that it will gradually cease operations, and all ongoing audit competitions and bug bounty projects will still be completed normally.
Web3 security platform Immunefi then said it would work with Code4rena to receive its bug bounty customers and security researchers, as well as assist in migrating the bounty scope, rules, and reward structure.
Code4rena was known for its "competitive auditing" model, allowing independent security researchers to earn rewards for discovering smart contract vulnerabilities. The platform previously received $6 million in funding from Paradigm in 2023 and was acquired by blockchain security firm Zellic in 2024.
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Catcher Predict:“New York Yankees vs. Baltimore Orioles” “Spread -2.5” 胜率飙升 64%
According to Catcher Predict, the win rate of the "Baltimore Orioles" option in the submarket "Spread -2.5" in the "New York Yankees vs. Baltimore Orioles" event on the prediction market Polymarket fluctuated sharply, soaring from 24% 1 hour ago to 88% (64% volatility). Please be aware of the impact of breaking messages.
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Kashkari: The Iranian shock has upended the inflationary environment, and the labor market remains stable
ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi, Fed official Kashkari said that the Iranian shock has upended the current inflationary environment, while pointing out that the labor market still seems to be stable.
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Kashkari: The timing of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is uncertain, which will affect inflation
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten, Fed official Kashkari said that the timing of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is still a huge question mark, which will have a significant impact on inflation.
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Charles Schwab began rolling out spot crypto trading services to U.S. retail clients
According to ChainCatcher, American financial services giant Charles Schwab has begun to launch the "Schwab Crypto" service to eligible US retail customers in phases, allowing users to directly trade Bitcoin and Ethereum.
According to official information, users can directly view and manage crypto assets through their existing Schwab accounts, with the relevant custody handled by Charles Schwab Premier Bank and Paxos providing underlying custody and trade execution services. The platform's transaction fee is 0.75% of each transaction amount, and external wallet deposits and withdrawals are currently not supported. In addition, the service is not currently available to residents of New York and Louisiana. Charles Schwab currently manages approximately $12 trillion in client assets, and his clients already hold about 20% of the asset share of U.S. spot crypto ETFs.
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Metaplanet postpones its preferred stock listing plan due to structural challenges in the Japanese market
According to TechFlow news, on May 14, Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich said that due to the immaturity of Japan's preferred stock market and the restrictions of exchange rules, the company has postponed the planned listing of Mars and Mercury preferred shares. It said that the Japanese exchange requires preferred stock dividends to be supported by sustainable, recurring cash flows, while Metaplanet still needs to prove that its Bitcoin income business can generate returns steadily in different market conditions. In addition, the company plans to pay dividends on a monthly basis, but the Japanese market usually pays annual or semi-annual dividends, and the relevant infrastructure still needs to be improved. Metaplanet currently holds 40,177 BTC, and its stock price is down 25% year-to-date.


