Binance logged a 40.0644 million USDT net inflow over the past hour, indicating more USDT entered the exchange than left during that window. Such stablecoin inflows are often watched as a proxy for potential buying power, though the transfers could also relate to internal operations or liquidity activity. Traders typically look for follow-through across multiple hours and confirmation via spot volume before treating the signal as directional.

Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) drew fresh attention after insider transactions disclosed in May 19 SEC filings, including CFO Andrew Kang's sale of 5,597 shares priced between $163.98 and $166. Director Jarrod M. Patten also sold 5,250 shares at $165.87 to $167, following option exercises totaling $97,933 at $18.654 per share. MSTR was trading at $163 at the time of writing, after moving between $162.4 and $168.71 in the prior session.

Bitcoin traded in a tight band near $77,000 during U.S. morning hours as markets waited for Kevin Warsh's transition to Federal Reserve chair. The University of Michigan's May consumer sentiment slipped to a record-low 44.8, while 1-year inflation expectations rose to 4.8% and the 5-year measure to 3.9%. Rate markets were pricing in more than a 70% chance of at least one hike by end-2026.

Dogecoin traded around $0.105 after rising about 2% in 24 hours, as on-chain metrics showed large holders accumulating 525 million DOGE over the past 96 hours. The buying window coincided with claims about SpaceX moving toward an IPO, while traders watched $0.11–$0.12 as a key resistance zone and $0.095 as nearby support.

Bitcoin hovered above $77,000 as more than $1.8 billion in BTC and ETH options were set to expire on May 22. Derivatives positioning showed longer-term bullish targets near $90,000 even as institutions added short-term downside hedges into month-end.

Solana Floor warned on May 22, 2026 that scammers are impersonating Jupiter Exchange's Jupuary program by airdropping fake "$CJUP" tokens to Solana wallets and steering users to a wallet-draining phishing site. Jupiter has not announced any active distribution for May 2026, and users are advised to verify eligibility only through the official jup.ag airdrop checker and avoid interacting with unsolicited tokens.

Bitcoin was last seen around $77.3k at the end of the week, continuing a consolidation that has lasted nearly two weeks inside the $75k–$80k range. Price structure remains supported by an ascending channel and a $75k demand zone, while reclaiming $80k is highlighted as a key step for a stronger bullish case. Funding rates have flipped back to a modest +0.004, suggesting support is holding without heavy short-squeeze pressure.

Crypto analyst Phila says Bitcoin has broken a support level that held for 14 years, after BTC fell below the $80,000 psychological mark. He argues the move reflects capitulation and suggests a potential drop toward $55,000, with $50,000 also "on the table." Bitcoin was last quoted around $77,500 over the past 24 hours.