May 5th News Express
1.The Federal Reserve reduced its balance sheet by $77 billion in April, and the size of its balance sheet fell below $7.4 trillion
2.Former Bitmex CEO: Bitcoin will trade between $60,000 and $70,000 before August
3.SLERF total destruction exceeds 7 million USD
4.ether.fi large staker initiates pledge withdrawal application for 37,140 ETH
5.Web3 digital asset company Alpha Transform Holdings makes strategic investments in Arhasi and Cloudbench
6.A trader spent 402 ETH to buy 732,326 FRIEND, with an unrealized profit of $653,000
7.A certain address has sold a total of 677,197 FRIEND airdrops through BunnySwap, making a profit of approximately $1.15 million
8.A multi-signature wallet withdrew 915.85 billion PEPE from Binance
9.The NFT project Blob team engraved the rune EPIC•EPIC•EPIC•EPIC on the Epic Satoshi block of Bitcoin’s fourth halving
10.On-Chain Analyst Predicts Six to Twelve Months of 'Parabolic Advance' for Bitcoin
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