A bipartisan group of US House lawmakers introduced the Digital Asset PARITY Act on Tuesday, directing the Treasury Department to study whether relief for small crypto transactions should exist and to report back within 180 days. The effort follows figures Kraken highlighted last month showing 56 million IRS tax forms sent last year, including nearly a third for transactions under $1 and more than 75% for trades below $50.

On May 21, SpaceX's pre-IPO filing disclosed 18,712 BTC valued at $1.45 billion, as Hyperliquid's fully diluted valuation climbed to $54 billion and its HYPE token rose 20%. Separately, South Korean funeral firm Bumo Sarang reportedly lost $33 million in customer prepaid funds after a 2x leveraged bet on the BitMine ETF turned against it.

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Macquarie has reportedly advised investors to cut back spot Bitcoin ETF positions and shift some exposure toward Circle, the USDC issuer whose shares trade on the NYSE as CRCL. The view frames Circle's newly listed equity as a potentially more attractive risk-reward approach than a direct Bitcoin price proxy, emphasizing revenue tied to USDC reserves and rates rather than BTC volatility.

Tether has filed seven trademark applications in South Korea's KIPRIS database, including KRWT and WONTETHER, prompting market speculation about a KRW-linked stablecoin. The filings sit under Classification 09 and also include marks tied to XAUT, QVAC, USDT0, USAT, and Tether's shield logo, while the company has not confirmed any launch plans. Separately, Tether International took full control of Twenty One Capital after buying SoftBank Group's stake; the firm holds more than 43,500 BTC (around $4 billion), and the deal value was not disclosed.

Harvard University reduced its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) holdings to 3.04 million shares valued at about $117 million as of March 31, a 43% cut from 5.35 million at the end of 2025. It also fully sold its BlackRock spot Ethereum ETF position worth roughly $86.8 million after holding it for one quarter. Over the same period, Abu Dhabi's Mubadala increased IBIT to 14.7 million shares, while the Abu Dhabi Investment Council kept 8.2 million shares.

Legacy enterprise software giant turned cloud-infrastructure powerhouse Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) closed higher by 3.69% at $188.16 on May 20, 2026. The move signals a powerful stabilization for the tech titan following a prolonged, multi-month consolidation that began late last fall.