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Bitcoin leads $858M crypto fund inflows as CLARITY Act hopes grow: CoinSharesDigital asset investment products recorded $857.9 million in inflows last week, according to CoinShares’ latest weekly fund flows report.

The figure marked the sixth straight week of positive flows and the largest weekly total since April 24.

Total assets under management rose to $160 billion. CoinShares linked the move to stronger market sentiment after Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 during the week. The firm said the move “likely reflects” improving sentiment around the CLARITY Act, keeping the wording cautious as the bill still awaits a key Senate step.

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When executive chairman Michael Saylor confirmed on Strategy’s (MSTR) Q1 2026 earnings call on May 6 that the company was prepared to sell bitcoin, it appeared to mark a shift for the world’s largest publicly traded corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. But the move would not be unprecedented. In December 2022, Strategy sold bitcoin for tax-loss harvesting purposes — the same rationale the company now appears to be signaling to the market once again.

On Dec. 22, 2022, Strategy sold 704 bitcoin for approximately $11.8 million at $16,776 per coin, but immediately repurchased 810 bitcoin two days later.
The sale was designed to carry back capital losses against previous gains and generate a tax benefit. A tax loss harvesting event.

"MicroStrategy plans to carry back the capital losses resulting from this transaction against previous capital gains, to the extent such carrybacks are available under the federal income tax laws currently in effect, which may generate a tax benefit".

Bitcoin fell 23% in Q1 2026, from $87,500 to $67,700. Under FASB fair value accounting rules adopted Jan 1, 2025, Strategy marks its entire bitcoin holdings to market every quarter, in Q1 posted a $12.54 billion loss which pushed unrealized losses directly through the income statement and generating a $2.2 billion deferred tax asset across its higher cost basis holdings.

According to the MSTR earnings call, assuming an $80,000 bitcoin price, Strategy has purchased over 434,000 BTC above $80,000 generating a $7.6 billion unrealized loss and a $2.2 billion deferred tax asset at a 29% tax rate.

If bitcoin recovers and Strategy sells appreciated bitcoins, that $2.2 billion tax can offsets future gains.

The primary goal for the company is to increase "bitcoin per share" which is the ratio of Strategy's total bitcoin holdings divided by its total dilute

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HTX Community April Creation Contest Is Live!BTC Shakes at $80K—Up or Down?HTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U 💥 As Bitcoin [BTC] pushed toward the $80,500–$81,000 region, miner activity incr

As Bitcoin [BTC] pushed toward the $80,500–$81,000 region, miner activity increasingly shaped broader market momentum beneath the surface. Public mining firms distributed nearly 32,000 BTC during Q1 2026 alone. That figure exceeded total liquidations recorded throughout all of 2025.

Part of that pressure emerged from tightening post-halving economics across the mining sector. Notably, the Hashprice hovered between $33 and $40 per PH/s per day, remaining near breakeven levels for older mining fleets. As profitability compressed, firms including MARA, Riot, CleanSpark, and Bitdeer increasingly converted reserves into cash.

Meanwhile, Glassnode data shows repeated miner distribution near Bitcoin’s highs suggests operators still prioritize liquidity preservation as post-halving profitability pressures remain elevated.



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In a recent post on X, Zangana, widely known as Vet, said, "Things are coming together on the $XRP Ledger". Meanwhile, he explained that $XRP's role on the network is much bigger than just paying transaction fees.

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On May 11, the gaming blockchain Ronin announced that it will officially migrate from an independent sidechain to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12 through a hard fork. The network is expected to be down for

Ronin to Transition to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12, RON Inflation Rate Expected to Drop Below 1%

Israel’s fiscal deficit for the twelve months to the end of April amounted to 3.8% of GDP, reaching NIS 81.3 billion at the end of the month, the Accountant General’s Department at the Ministry of Fin

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On May 11, QCP stated that the US will release key inflation data (CPI, PPI, and retail sales) this week, with the market focused on whether inflation is stabilizing rather than accelerating again. If

QCP: Bitcoin Holds Steady Above $80,000 as US CPI Data and CLARITY Act Review Approach

China's inflation rate accelerated in April as rising energy prices and supply chain disruptions linked to the Iran conflict pushed consumer and producer costs higher than expected. According to data 

China's inflation rate accelerated in April as rising energy prices and supply chain disruptions linked to the Iran conflict pushed consumer and producer costs higher than expected.
According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 1.2% year-over-year, surpassing market forecasts of 0.9% and improving from March's 1% gain. Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation showed an even stronger surge, climbing 2.8% annually compared to expectations of
1.7%. The figure marked a sharp jump from the previous month's 0.5% rise and represented the fastest pace of producer inflation since July 2022. Analysts attributed the increase mainly to higher fuel, petrochemical, and transportation costs caused by disruptions in global energy markets. The ongoing Iran war has intensified pressure on China's economy because the country remains heavily dependent on Iranian crude oil imports. Supply disruptions, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and tighter naval restrictions in the region, have significantly impacted oil and gas flows, increasing costs across multiple
sectors. While the inflation spike appears to end China's prolonged deflationary trend, economists warn that the rebound may not be entirely positive. Experts believe the current rise is largely "cost-push inflation," meaning higher production expenses are driving prices rather than stronger consumer demand. This could squeeze corporate profit margins and reduce Beijing's flexibility to introduce additional economic stimulus measures.Capital Economics analysts noted that inflationary pressure may continue spreading throughout the economy in the coming months. However, weak domestic consumption and sluggish demand still remain major concerns for China's long-term recovery. China has struggled with persistent deflation since the COVID-19 pandemic, with we

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South Korea's central bank is expected to place greater emphasis on inflation control after rising global oil prices triggered concerns that inflation could move above the Bank of Korea's 2% target. T

South Korea's central bank is expected to place greater emphasis on inflation control after rising global oil prices triggered concerns that inflation could move above the Bank of Korea's 2% target. The warning came from outgoing Monetary Policy Board member Shin Sung-hwan, who said inflation risks have intensified due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran and its impact on energy markets. Speaking at a press conference on Monday ahead of the end of his term, Shin stated that the Bank of Korea should prioritize stabilizing prices even if doing so creates pressure on economic growth. He noted that if inflation continues to rise beyond the central bank's target, policymakers may need to focus more aggressively on containing price increases despite potential economic trade-offs.Shin, widely viewed as a dovish policymaker, had previously supported interest rate cuts at several meetings following the Bank of Korea's last rate reduction in May 2025.
However, he acknowledged that the recent spike in crude oil prices has complicated discussions about further monetary easing. According to Shin, if oil prices remain near $100 per barrel, the central bank must work to prevent higher energy costs from spreading across the broader economy. He stressed that limiting inflationary spillover effects is essential to fulfilling the Bank of Korea's mandate.South Korea's consumer inflation rate accelerated to 2.6% in April, marking its highest level in nearly two years and fueling expectations that interest rates could rise later this year. The Bank of Korea kept rates unchanged last month, citing uncertainty surrounding the Iran conflict and the need to assess its impact on both growth and inflation before making policy adjustments.Shin also highlighted the country's strong Al-driven semiconductor demand, which has supported economic growth, while warning about the economy's heavy re

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$110K Spring Airdrop Rain—18 Days Straight!Post to Share $1,000 Pool—Up to 22 USDT Each!Everything Can Be Huobao This Week in Crypto Law (May 2, 2026)Law and Ledger is a news segment focusing on crypt

This Week in Crypto Law (May 2, 2026)Law and Ledger is a news segment focusing on crypto legal news, brought to you by Kelman Law – A law firm focused on digital asset commerce.

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The opinion editorial below was written by Alex Forehand and Michael Handelsman for Kelman.Law.
This week in crypto law marked another major step toward the normalization of digital assets within the global financial system. U.S. lawmakers appear closer to resolving one of the most contentious issues in crypto regulation, while enforcement actions and high-profile litigation continued reshaping the legal landscape. At the same time, crypto firms are increasingly acquiring regulated financial infrastructure rather than operating outside it.

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