According to multiple sources, a majority of SpaceX shareholders have approved the company's board proposal for a 5-for-1 stock split, converting all Class C common stock into Class A common stock. The split will automatically take effect on May 4, 2026. Shareholders have received email notifications that the fair market value per share will adjust from $526.59 to approximately $105.32 after the split. SpaceX stated that this stock split only proportionally adjusts the share price and increases the number of shares held by shareholders; it does not change the overall value of the company or the total value of shareholder holdings.

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According to Huoxun Finance, a 34-year-old mainland man lost approximately 500,000 RMB in cryptocurrency trading while in Hong Kong on a two-way permit. Devastated, he posted on social media that he had suicidal tendencies and planned to travel to Hong Kong. Following a report, law enforcement investigated and apprehended the man at a fast-food restaurant on Queensway at 12:30 PM on May 14th. A lighter and suspected gasoline were found on him. He was arrested on suspicion of "possessing any articles with intent to destroy or damage property" and is currently being detained for investigation. No one was injured in the incident, and no evacuation was required. The man had previously complained to the relevant platform about his investment losses but received no satisfactory response.

According to Huoxun Finance, Chainalysis published an article disclosing the fund movements related to the THORChain theft: Weeks before the attack, wallets suspected to be associated with the attackers transferred funds through Monero, Hyperliquid, and THORChain. In late April, funds were deposited into Hyperliquid positions via privacy bridges on Hyperliquid and Monero. These funds were then converted to USDC and transferred to Arbitrum before being bridged to Ethereum. Some ETH was transferred to THORChain to become a new node for staking RUNE, which was identified as the source of the attack. Prior to the attack, the attackers bridged some RUNE back to Ethereum, splitting it into four links. One of these links transferred 8 ETH to the final wallet receiving the stolen funds 43 minutes before the attack. The funds flowed in the opposite direction in the other three links, with the wallets then bridging the ETH back to Arbitrum, depositing it into Hyperliquid, and transferring it to Monero via a privacy bridge. The last such transaction occurred less than 5 hours before the attack began. As of Friday afternoon, the stolen funds have not been used, but the attackers have demonstrated sophisticated cross-chain money laundering capabilities, and the path from Hyperliquid to Monero may become their next operational direction.

According to a report by Chainalysis on the X platform, prior to the THORChain theft, wallets suspected to be associated with the attackers had been transferring funds through Monero, Hyperliquid, and THORChain for several weeks. The attackers' associated wallets had deposited funds into Hyperliquid positions via the Hyperliquid and Monero privacy bridges as early as the end of April. These funds were subsequently converted to USDC and transferred to Arbitrum, then bridged to Ethereum. Some of the ETH was then transferred to THORChain to stake RUNE on a newly added node, which is believed to be the source of the attack. Afterwards, the attackers bridged some of the RUNE back to Ethereum and split it into four links. One link went directly to the attackers, and after being transferred through an intermediary wallet, 8 ETH was transferred to the wallet that ultimately received the stolen funds 43 minutes before the attack. The funds in the other three links flowed in the opposite direction. Between May 14th and 15th, these wallets again bridged ETH back to Arbitrum, deposited it into Hyperliquid, and then transferred it to Monero via the same privacy bridge. The last transaction occurred less than five hours before the attack began. As of Friday afternoon, the stolen funds remained untouched, but the attackers have demonstrated their sophisticated cross-chain money laundering capabilities, and the Hyperliquid-to-Monero path may be their next move.