Token | Trading Volume 【BTC】5.19 billion 【TIA】76.54 million 【HYPE】54.93 million 【ONDO】27.48 million 【SAGA】26.62 million 【SHIB】45.00 million 【ORDI】12.13 million 【GT】692,114.6 【LDO】34.65 million 【FLOW】1.47 million

According to a recent weekly report by BIT, if Bitcoin could keep pace with the Nasdaq's upward trend, its price should theoretically approach $140,000. However, since October 2025, the divergence between Bitcoin and the Nasdaq has widened significantly. BIT points out that the latest US CPI data has rebounded to 3.0%, 100 basis points above the Federal Reserve's target, and the market has begun to partially re-price in a 2026 interest rate cut. The report argues that Bitcoin's previous rise was largely driven by expectations of further easing by the Federal Reserve, and with the decline in these expectations, Bitcoin's performance is under temporary pressure. The report also states that the stock market benefits from nominal income growth and a decrease in real debt burden due to rising inflation, thus exhibiting a different trend from Bitcoin. BIT believes the current market focus is on whether the repricing of inflation expectations will weaken Bitcoin's fundamentals and how investors will adjust their positions accordingly.

MyToken data monitoring shows that on 【May 15th, 10:39】 (Beijing Time), an address starting with 【0xaa99】 transferred 【487912647472.69 BabyDoge】 to an address starting with 【0xac57】, with a total value of approximately 【235.17 million】. Real time monitoring of large transfers：https://www.mytokencap.com/large-transfers/

Huoxun Finance reports that Deployer, founder of AI agent platform Bankr, revealed that approximately $100,000 has been raised to provide free large language model inference services for projects within the Bankr ecosystem. Projects currently building within the ecosystem will receive free inference quotas. Prior to the official distribution, the team will launch a new, industry-popular feature; further details will be announced later.

According to Gate.com, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose to the 8,000-point mark in early trading before falling back, currently down 4%. Foreign investors sold 1.6 trillion won worth of KOSPI shares in early trading. Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and SK Square were the main drags on the index. Market focus on Samsung Electronics' wage negotiations with its union and the potential strike caused Samsung Electronics' stock price to fall as much as 5.1%.