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  • Michael Saylor touts Bitcoin as 'perfected capital,' highlights equity strategy in Vegas speech Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of Strategy, urged investors to remain committed to Bitcoin, and noted the importance of market compliance for companies seeking to capitalize on the world's largest cryptocurrency. In a speech titled "21 ways to wealth" at Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas on Thursday, Saylor claimed that Bitcoin represents the ultimate form of capital. "Every thoughtful individual everywhere in the world is going to want perfected capital," he said. "Every one of your enemies is going to want incorruptible capital, and all of the AIs are going to want programmable capital." Saylor also urged listeners to develop conviction and courage, and encouraged them to reallocate their capital. “Bitcoin is engineered to outperform everything,” he said. "Take your fiat currency, trade it for bitcoin. Take your long-term capital, trade it for bitcoin. Sell your bonds, trade [them] for Bitcoin. Sell your inferior equity, sell your inferior real estate property, buy Bitcoin." Another way to wealth is through "equity," Saylor said. "It means share your opportunity with investors willing to share your risk. A company can do this. An individual cannot do this. Metaplanet has done this. Metaplanet went from $10 million to a $5 billion market cap with the partnership of their equity investors," he added. Following in the footsteps of Strategy, Japan's Metaplanet began adopting Bitcoin accumulation strategy in April 2024 and currently holds roughly 7,800 BTC. Strategy, the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, announced earlier this week that it purchased an additional 4,020 BTC, increasing its total holdings to 580,250 BTC. Saylor also addressed the significance of compliance in his Thursday speech. "You should create the best company you can create within the rules of your market," he said. "While compliance sounds like a difficult word, if you create a company and you understand the rules of the road and the market you function in, you can create a special, very productive enterprise. And then you can use the power of that enterprise in order to raise capital, invest in Bitcoin, and create wealth," Saylor added.
  • Here's the team behind Freysa AI that has quietly raised $30 million from Coinbase Ventures and others Freysa AI, a crypto-AI project building on the Base blockchain, has quietly raised $30 million in funding as it aims to "equip every human with a personal AI twin." But the project hasn't disclosed its founding team, corporate entity, or investors — details The Block has now confirmed. The Block has learned that Selini Capital and Coinbase Ventures are two of the backers of Freysa AI. The Block has also confirmed that the entity behind the Freysa AI agent is called Eternis AI. Freysa has not previously disclosed the existence of Eternis and has kept its team anonymous. The Freysa-Eternis link has previously appeared online in a Substack post by Lucas Shin, a crypto-AI researcher at Delphi Digital, and a couple of recent LinkedIn posts, but it has remained largely unnoticed and unreported until now. A Selini Capital spokesperson told The Block the firm invested in Freysa's token round involving its native FAI token but declined to comment on the $30 million figure or share additional details. Meanwhile, a Coinbase Ventures spokesperson said the firm invested in Eternis itself as part of the project's $30 million round. "We're grateful for the passionate support of our community and significant financial backing — over $30 million from investors who value decentralization principles and key leaders at the large AI labs," the Freysa team wrote in its Telegram group this month. "This enables focused execution of our ambitious goals." Eric Conner, a former core Ethereum developer who now works with the Freysa team, confirmed to The Block that the team has raised funds but declined to share further details. Conner joined Freysa earlier this year after nearly 11 years in the Ethereum ecosystem, citing disagreements with the Ethereum Foundation's leadership. What is Eternis and who is behind it? Eternis, founded last year, describes itself as "an applied AI lab focused on: enabling digital twins for everyone, multi-agent coordination, and sovereign agent systems" — aligning with Freysa's stated mission to "equip every human with a personal AI twin — fully owned, portable, and versatile. Tuned to you." Eternis was co-founded by Srikar Varadaraj, Pratyush Ranjan Tiwari, Ken Li, and Augustinas Malinauskas. Varadaraj previously co-founded Spectral, which developed identity and credit-scoring infrastructure, and later pivoted to AI agents. He also served as a senior advisor to the Ethereum scaling project, Scroll. Tiwari previously worked briefly with blockchain project Celo and collaborated with the Ethereum research team. Li was formerly the executive director of investments at Binance Labs (now YZi Labs). Malinauskas, Eternis' CTO, was previously co-founder and CTO of Views, a mobile inventory management firm. In its Telegram group last week, Freysa said its team includes "people with PhDs in cryptography, theoretical physics, formal languages, category theory, and repeat founders" — matching the backgrounds of the four co-founders. One of the LinkedIn posts referencing Eternis came from tech recruitment agency Luna Park last month. It described Freysa as a "safety-awareness experiment" built by Eternis and said the company is hiring founding backend engineers at salaries ranging from $150,000 to $1 million plus equity. The same post said that Eternis has raised $35 million and mentioned angel investors from Anthropic's board as backers, with Menlo Ventures and Lightspeed set to join in an “upcoming round.” Anthropic, Menlo, and Lightspeed did not respond to The Block's requests for comment by publication time. The Block also found that North Island Ventures (NIV) lists Eternis as a portfolio company on its website. Travis Scher, co-founder and managing partner at NIV, declined to comment when asked if the firm has invested in Freysa or Eternis. An onchain analysis by X user @rmendezz__ claimed that wallets linked to Pantera Capital, Wintermute, Spartan Group, Amber Group, Flowdesk, Echo (founded by popular crypto trader Jordan Fish, better known as Cobie), Arthur Hayes, and Scroll's Sandy Peng hold Freysa's FAI token. Almost all of those named denied involvement when contacted by The Block. A Spartan Group spokesperson said the firm, including its advisory unit, has "no relationship" with Freysa. Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy said the firm's venture unit hasn't invested. Hayes said neither he nor his fund, Maelstrom, had participated. Flowdesk co-founder and CEO Guilhem Chaumont said the firm hasn't invested. A source with direct knowledge of the matter said Pantera also hasn't invested. Amber and Scroll's Peng declined to comment. Another source with direct knowledge of the matter told The Block that one group from Cobie's Echo has invested in FAI. The Block also contacted a16z to check whether the firm has invested in Freysa. A spokesperson of the firm said neither a16z crypto nor the main a16z firm has backed the project. The FAI token launched last December and is currently trading at around $0.020, with both its market capitalization and fully diluted valuation near $166 million, according to The Block's FAI price page. It's listed on Coinbase, Gate, MEXC, and other exchanges, and has increased about 10% over the past 30 days. Freysa's developments so far Freysa describes itself as the "first sovereign AI agent" — software that can think and act independently, without being controlled by centralized companies or humans. The project's core goal is to let users own AI twins that can securely interact, transact, and coordinate on their behalf. Since launching last November, Freysa has completed six public challenges, each structured as a game testing AI behavior and human interaction. In the first two "acts," players won prize money by bypassing Freysa AI's no-transfer rule. The other two acts challenged users to make Freysa say "I love you" and introduce an AI "digital twin" that competed in a virtual town hall, with the biggest prize payout of nearly $200,000. Two additional acts — Meme Engine and Encyclopedia Galactica — involved users submitting memes or knowledge-preservation ideas. In total, Freysa has paid out around $286,000 across its six experiments. In February, Freysa launched the "sovereign agent framework," a toolkit for building autonomous AI agents that can act independently and securely. It lets users create agents such as AI treasuries, private AI assistants, and trading bots — all running with cryptographic proof and no human control. Earlier this week, Freysa contributed to the "Strategic ETH Reserve" as “the first onchain agent allocating to ETH.” It allocated around 312 ETH to the reserve, worth around $821,000 at current prices. In the Telegram group, Freysa said it has also built tools that haven't yet been released. These include a "fully autonomous twin-run venture capital firm," capable of disbursing funds via smart contracts, and "simulated negotiation games among 100 interacting AI twins." "Within the next 2 years, twins will collectively guide Freysa's trajectory, collaboratively developing new acts [and] networks," the team wrote. "Imagine the first community-owned and governed AI lab, with even datacenters and other infrastructure being co-owned by many of us, mediated by our twins. This is the future we want to make a reality." Freysa says its long-term goal is to transition toward "decentralization and community ownership" as AI capabilities increase. The team is especially focused on preparing for artificial general intelligence — or AGI — a form of AI that could match or exceed humans in most cognitive tasks. "AI will improve dramatically in the coming years," the project said. "Humanity succeeds when everyone is equipped with an AI twin, deeply personalized, capable of understanding your intent and authentically acting upon it."
  • Russian central bank lets financial firms offer crypto derivatives to qualified investors Russia's central bank announced that financial institutions are now allowed to offer qualified investors financial derivatives, securities and digital financial assets linked to cryptocurrency prices. The announcement marks an important step in Russia's ongoing effort to relax crypto regulations for domestic investors. Still, the move is limited. The Bank of Russia stated in its Wednesday announcement that its condition for allowing such offerings is they must be "non-deliverable," meaning investors gain exposure to cryptocurrency price movements but not the actual digital assets. "Credit institutions are advised to apply a conservative approach to assessing the risks associated with these instruments: provide for their full coverage with capital, and set individual limits on them," the central bank said, adding that it will provide further guidance on such risks this year. Following the announcement, Sberbank, Russia's largest state-owned bank, said it is planning to launch structured bonds with yields tied to crypto prices, according to a report from Interfax. The Moscow Exchange also plans to introduce a new cash-settled Bitcoin futures contract on its derivatives market this June. Separately, the SPB Exchange revealed its roadmap to offer cryptocurrency-linked futures trading, Interfax reported. Meanwhile, the Bank of Russia submitted a proposal to the country's government in March to launch an experimental regime that allows crypto transactions for "highly qualified" investors. The bank and the Finance Ministry are also developing a crypto exchange exclusively for the limited number of investors.
  • Trump's crypto czar David Sacks outlines pathway to expand US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve During a fireside chat with Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas on Tuesday, White House crypto czar David Sacks outlined how the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve could acquire more bitcoin beyond the existing seized funds. President Trump signed an executive order to establish the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve on March 6, created from approximately 200,000 BTC ($22 billion) already owned by the federal government that was forfeited as part of criminal or civil proceedings, minus those that still need to be returned to crime victims. Additionally, Trump directed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to develop budget-neutral strategies for acquiring additional bitcoin, provided they have no incremental costs to American taxpayers. "The executive order establishing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve does allow the government to purchase more if it can be done in a budget-neutral way. Specifically, if either the Commerce Department or the Treasury Department can figure out how to fund it without adding to the debt, then they are allowed to create those programs," Sacks said. The crypto czar specifically referenced using surplus money from other government programs to fund such acquisitions. Analysts at K33 previously noted that potential budget-neutral strategies could include U.S. Treasury Exchange Stabilization Fund surpluses, selling special drawing rights issued by the IMF, or a gold certificate revaluation. "If we can convince Howard Lutnik or Scott Bessent to buy some, and they can figure out how to fund it without a new tax or without adding to the debt, then we could potentially acquire more bitcoin," Sacks added. In a Tuesday report, K33 Head of Research Vetle Lunde highlighted that the 60-day deadline for the U.S. Treasury evaluation of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve passed on May 5, with no information shared yet publicly — with traders paying particularly close attention to potential announcements this week amid the flagship Bitcoin conference. "I can't promise anything, but there is a pathway to doing that," Sacks said during the fireside. "The question is just, can we get either the Treasury Department or the Commerce Department to get excited about that? Because if they do and they can figure out how to fund it, they actually do have presidential authorisation ready." Trump administration could achieve its crypto agenda by August Beyond the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Sacks also outlined other pro-crypto policies enacted by the Trump administration since January. In its first 100 days, the administration has overhauled U.S. crypto policy, Sacks said — pardoning Ross Ulbricht, banning CBDCs, ending Operation Choke Point 2.0, and establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. It also rolled back restrictive rules like the IRS's DeFi broker rule and SAB 121, curbed the DOJ's aggressive enforcement, and hosted the first White House Crypto Summit. Sacks also expects the GENIUS Act stablecoin bill to pass and that a market structure bill is likely before August, with the administration aiming to lock in reforms and prevent future regulatory backsliding. Highlighting the impact of Operation Choke Point 2.0's debanking tactics in particular, the Winklevoss twins provided their own example, explaining that Gemini was losing a bank account every other week in 2023 and was down to its last one for both wires and ACH. "If we had lost either one of those, it would have been game over," Cameron Winklevoss said. The March 6 executive order also established a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile consisting of digital assets other than bitcoin forfeited in criminal or civil proceedings. However, the government said it will not acquire additional assets for the stockpile beyond those obtained through forfeiture proceedings. Finally, Sacks outlined how the administration is prioritizing domestic bitcoin mining by boosting U.S. energy production and easing permits for new infrastructure, aiming to keep more hash power onshore amid Trump's pledge to make America the "bitcoin mining powerhouse" of the world. "We've been moving so fast to correct all these things in terms of the legislation that's moving on Capitol Hill, the agencies and departments. I think by August, we might have achieved the crypto agenda in Washington," Sacks said. "We're basically four months in, so we still have over three and a half years [and] what we can accomplish over the next few years is going to be really incredible," Sacks concluded. "What all of you guys are going to accomplish with Bitcoin is going to be incredible and to the moon, right?"
  • Solana co-founder's personal ID leaked on Hiphop group Migos' Instagram page in apparent data breach Various personal information belonging to Solana co-founder Raj Gokal was leaked via the instagram account representing American hiphop group Migos in an apparent data breach. Migos' Instagram account, which has 13 million followers, appeared to be compromised late Monday, publishing seven images that included apparent selfies of Raj Gokal holding his driver's license and passport, both unredacted. The leaked images included a female individual, allegedly Gokal's wife, holding her driver license. Another post displayed what appeared to be Gokal's compromised personal data, including his phone number, with the uploader encouraging viewers to "spam" the Solana co-founder. "You should've paid the 40 BTC," one of the posts said, which indicates that Gokal, who is also the President of Solana Labs, may have been blackmailed leading up to the leak. The last post from the hacker attached a link to a group chat in Telegram. The instagram posts had not been removed for over an hour after they were uploaded. As of 12:12 a.m. on Tuesday, the posts have been deleted. On May 21, Gokal wrote on his X account that attackers have been trying to take control of his email, social media, Google, Apple and other accounts in the past week. The Block has reached out to Solana Labs for comment on the situation. Multiple celebrities and influencers have had their social media accounts compromised by hackers, who in most cases used them to promote a fake cryptocurrency and scam their followers.
  • Coinbase sued in class action over stock price drop tied to data breach reveal, alleging disclosure 'omissions' Crypto exchange Coinbase has come under legal fire in a class action lawsuit filed by its stock holders following a recent decline in the company's stock price. The suit alleges the crypto exchange failed to promptly disclose a user data breach earlier this month, as well as a violation of an agreement with a UK regulator. In a class action suit filed Thursday with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, investor Brady Nessler claimed that Coinbase shareholders "suffered significant losses and damages." The lawsuit outlined a long list of the company's alleged "omissions" over the past few years. For example, it alleged that Coinbase failed to properly disclose that CB Payments, its UK subsidiary, had breached a 2020 agreement with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority. Also, Coinbase disclosed on May 15, 2025, that it had suffered a data breach in December, in which cybercriminals successfully bribed employees to hand over customers' personal data. Its stock price dropped on the news, falling 7.2% to close at $244 on that day, according to the suit. Coinbase estimated that the data breach could result in remediation and customer reimbursement costs ranging between $180 million and $400 million. "As a result of Defendants’ wrongful acts and omissions, and the precipitous decline in the market value of the Company’s common shares, Plaintiff and other Class members have suffered significant losses and damages," the lawsuit said. Coinbase's stock has since risen back to $263.16 at closing on May 23, according to Google Finance. The Block has reached out to Coinbase for comment. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and CFO Alesia Haas are also named as defendants in the case. The class action lawsuit seeks to recover damages on behalf of investors who acquired Coinbase stock between April 14, 2021, and May 14, 2025.
  • Spot bitcoin ETFs log highest volume week of 2025 as BlackRock's IBIT reaches 30-day streak U.S.-based spot bitcoin ETFs saw their largest weekly trading volume yet in 2025 last week, as the rising price of BTC brought new inflows to the exchange-traded products. The funds saw $25 billion in value change hands last week, according to SoSoValue data, making it the highest-volume week since late December, 2024. The funds logged a total net inflow of $2.75 billion over that period, making it the second-highest inflow week since the funds began trading near the start of 2024. BlackRock's IBIT fund, the leading fund in the market, continues to draw large inflows, with a streak of 30 trading days without significant outflows. (On May 12, the fund saw essentially zero inflows or outflows, according to the SoSoValue data.) IBIT now holds 3.3% of all BTC, with a net asset value over $71 billion — more than triple Fidelity's FBTC, the second-largest such fund. The spot bitcoin funds have been on a notable run in recent days, "significantly exceeding recent daily averages and driving continued market strength," BRN Lead Research Analyst Valentin Fournier previously told The Block. Ethereum ETFs also saw an increase in inflows compared to the prior week, with nearly $250 million, the highest such value since early February, though volume fell slightly. BTC's price fell slightly on Friday after renewing its all-time high on Thursday, though it's been flat over the past 24 hours, according to The Block's Bitcoin Price page, currently trading around $108,900.
  • WalletConnect token expands to Solana with 5 million WCT set for airdrop WalletConnect, a protocol that connects crypto wallets to apps, has launched its WCT token on Solana — its third chain after Optimism's OP Mainnet and Ethereum — along with an airdrop of 5 million tokens set for active Solana users. The Solana expansion uses Wormhole's native token transfers (NTT) framework, allowing WCT to move natively — not as a wrapped token — across all three supported chains. The Solana launch comes less than a month after WCT went live on Ethereum, also via NTT, following its original debut on Optimism's OP Mainnet. To support the launch, the WalletConnect Foundation said it will airdrop 5 million WCT to active Solana users through partners including Phantom, Jupiter, Backpack, and Solflare. The 5 million tokens are part of the 185 million WCT the foundation earmarked for airdrops last September, founder and director Pedro Gomes told The Block. This will be the second major WCT airdrop, following the 50 million tokens distributed to the WalletConnect community in the first season last November, the foundation said. WCT is currently trading at around $0.60, valuing the airdrop for Solana users at about $3 million, according to The Block's WCT price page. Airdrop claims for Solana users will open this summer, with eligibility criteria, distribution timelines, and claiming instructions to be announced in the coming weeks, Gomes said. WCT launches on Solana Launching WCT on Solana gives users faster and cheaper transactions and makes WalletConnect easier to use across Solana apps, Gomes said. "It will eventually open new governance opportunities and further connect WalletConnect to one of the most vibrant onchain communities," he added. Currently, WCT staking and governance are available only on Optimism's OP Mainnet. WCT is expected to start trading on Solana decentralized exchanges soon, and users will be able to move tokens via Wormhole's Portal Bridge once support goes live, Gomes said. Notably, Solana apps like Backpack, Drift, Kamino, and Marinade already use Reown's AppKit — a software development kit built on top of the WalletConnect protocol. While many Solana projects have integrated the AppKit to enable WalletConnect connectivity, the Wormhole NTT integration now allows these apps to also support the WCT token directly, including listing, trading, and eventually staking and governance features, Gomes said. Reown, formerly known as WalletConnect Inc., is the core team behind both the protocol and its developer tools. The expansion to Ethereum and Solana does not affect WCT's total supply, which remains unchanged. Gomes said WalletConnect used Wormhole's "burn-and-mint" model for both deployments, where tokens are burned on the source chain and minted on the destination chain — keeping supply consistent across networks. WalletConnect is also planning to expand WCT to more chains in the future. Gomes said the team is actively working with several networks in the Optimism Superchain ecosystem and is prioritizing chains with a strong focus on wallet user experience and onchain content. "We want to go where the builders and users are," he said.
  • Ledn to drop ETH support in favor of fully custodied bitcoin-only model amid rising BTC-backed lending competition Centralized crypto lender Ledn is discontinuing bitcoin yield generation and Ethereum support to double down on bitcoin-collateralized lending. From July 1, Ledn will stop lending client assets to earn interest, ensuring they are never exposed to third-party credit risk. Going forward, it will only offer its "Custodied Bitcoin" loan structure, where client collateral stays fully held in custody by Ledn or its trusted funding partners, the firm said in a statement shared with The Block. Ledn only expanded its crypto lending platform to support loans collateralized by ether in February 2024 — a move partly designed to assist victims of Celsius' 2022 bankruptcy with outstanding ether loans to refinance with "more digital assets proving their worth and resilience." However, just over a year later, support for ETH will be retired at the same time, reflecting Ledn's shift to focus exclusively on a BTC-only model. "With our new hyper-focus on bitcoin-only lending, we're going back to our roots and principles that inspired Bitcoin to begin with," Ledn co-founder and CEO Adam Reeds said. "Bitcoin was created as a direct response to the risks of fractional reserve banking and unchecked use of client assets to generate interest. Traditional finance relies on constantly reusing client assets to create leverage and, ultimately, inflation. Bitcoiners instinctively reject that model. That's why we've moved away from this approach entirely. With our Custodied loan structure, client assets stay where they belong and are held in a transparent manner." The move means Ledn is also retiring its BTC and ETH "Growth Accounts" — crypto savings products that offered annualized yields of up to 4% APY — to focus 100% on loans, the company confirmed. Users still wary of centralized crypto lending The crypto lending sector suffered significant setbacks following a tumultuous year for centralized services in 2022 — a period that saw the bankruptcy of firms like Celsius, BlockFi, Voyager Digital, and Genesis. Following those events, it remained unclear the extent to which users would trust such services going forward. Ledn co-founder and CSO Mauricio Di Bartolomeo previously told The Block the company survived the period because of its "sound risk management program" and "prioritization of the safety and security" of its clients' assets. However, the appetite for centralized bitcoin lending appears to growing again amid the foremost cryptocurrency's rise to fresh all-time highs, with users attracted by the opportunity to take some gains off the table without generating a taxable event or potentially lever up on their position. Earlier this month, Strike, the Bitcoin Lightning Network-based payments app founded by Jack Mallers, became the latest firm to unveil a bitcoin-backed lending program for individual and corporate accounts. Strike joins companies, including Xapo Bank, Unchained, and Coinbase, in offering bitcoin-collateralized loans, each with varying risk models. Ledn said it is taking these latest steps to further de-risk its product and enhance client security. Without specifically naming them, it argued many of the new lending products in the market are exposing consumers to risky and opaque structures once again — the exact dynamics that led to the meltdown of the lending sector in 2022. "As more new entrants push half-baked lending models back into the market, we're choosing the opposite path — eliminating lending risk entirely for our users and making it 100% clear how their assets are dealt with," Reeds added. "That clarity is what has helped us originate over $9.5 billion in loans and become the #1 retail CeFi lender in the Bitcoin space. We believe this approach should become the new standard for any serious digital asset lender." Improving regulatory clarity Ledn was the first crypto lender to introduce proof-of-reserves attestations in 2020, using third-party verification to demonstrate all assets were fully accounted for — a transparency-first approach that it says helped it stay stable as less transparent peers collapsed. With global regulators beginning to signal support for the industry as opposed to blanket restrictions, Ledn argues digital asset platforms have the opportunity and responsibility to build resilient systems and proactively manage risk. As for Ledn's strategy in this regard, the firm said it is "going all in on bitcoin, simplifying its product stack, and sharpening its focus around the most secure and proven digital asset."
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