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On May 28, Philippine President Marcos announced that the Philippines has signed an agreement with Japan to avoid double taxation.

[Philippine President Marcos: Philippines Signs Agreement with Japan to Avoid Double Taxation]On May 28, Philippine President Marcos announced that the Philippines has signed an agreement with Japan to avoid double taxation.

Philippine President Marcos: Philippines Signs Agreement with Japan to Avoid Double Taxation

On May 28, the Royal Bank of Canada stated that it expects the Bank of England and the European Central Bank to implement moderate interest rate hikes; it also anticipates that the Federal Reserve and Canada will maintain their interest rates unchanged until 2026. The growth of most developed economies is expected to remain positive.

[Royal Bank of Canada: Moderate Rate Hikes Expected from BoE and ECB]On May 28, the Royal Bank of Canada stated that it expects the Bank of England and the European Central Bank to implement moderate interest rate hikes; it also anticipates that the Federal Reserve and Canada will maintain their interest rates unchanged until 2026. The growth of most developed economies is expected to remain positive.

Royal Bank of Canada: Moderate Rate Hikes Expected from BoE and ECB

On May 28, Chainalysis released a report stating that while compliance standards for crypto firms have tightened, there are still gaps. The report indicates that among organizations entering the crypto industry in 2026, approximately 47% adopted alert standards that would have ranked among the top 10 strictest in the industry five years ago. The industry has become more unified in direct monitoring (where funds come directly from known illegal sources), but gaps remain in indirect monitoring (where funds circulate through intermediary addresses). Chainalysis pointed out that in 2020, the industry was still establishing norms, with only 10% meeting top-tier requirements, but by 2023, this percentage began to rise as new entrants launched operations with more proactive monitoring standards. However, the thresholds for indirect monitoring in categories such as ransomware, fraud shops, scams, and dark web markets are 10 to 20 times higher than those for direct monitoring. The Chainalysis team noted that the gap between direct and indirect monitoring leaves opportunities for illicit actors; while the industry has specialized in direct monitoring, the rigor regarding indirect risks still needs improvement. By 2025, crypto losses attributed to hackers linked to North Korea are estimated to reach $2 billion.

[Chainalysis: Compliance Standards for Crypto Firms Improve, but Gaps in Indirect Monitoring Remain]On May 28, Chainalysis released a report stating that while compliance standards for crypto firms have tightened, there are still gaps. The report indicates that among organizations entering the crypto industry in 2026, approximately 47% adopted alert standards that would have ranked among the top 10 strictest in the industry five years ago. The industry has become more unified in direct monitoring (where funds come directly from known illegal sources), but gaps remain in indirect monitoring (where funds circulate through intermediary addresses). Chainalysis pointed out that in 2020, the industry was still establishing norms, with only 10% meeting top-tier requirements, but by 2023, this percentage began to rise as new entrants launched operations with more proactive monitoring standards. However, the thresholds for indirect monitoring in categories such as ransomware, fraud shops, scams, and dark web markets are 10 to 20 times higher than those for direct monitoring. The Chainalysis team noted that the gap between direct and indirect monitoring leaves opportunities for illicit actors; while the industry has specialized in direct monitoring, the rigor regarding indirect risks still needs improvement. By 2025, crypto losses attributed to hackers linked to North Korea are estimated to reach $2 billion.

Chainalysis: Compliance Standards for Crypto Firms Improve, but Gaps in Indirect Monitoring Remain

According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, Bloomberg reports that generative AI giant Anthropic is implementing a highly controversial and challenging interview process, strictly prohibiting candidates from using AI tools to cheat, and introducing what is termed a 'psychotherapeutic' cultural interview. With a rapid expansion of its workforce in the past six months, CEO Dario Amodei revealed that he spends nearly 1/3 to 40% of his time on cultural development. This cultural interview carries a veto power in scoring, with the core goal of selecting candidates who are highly aligned with the safety mission and possess independent thinking abilities. Candidates must pass up to five rounds of rigorous screening, which includes signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). During the interviews, the use of large language models is strictly prohibited unless explicitly authorized. In the highly selective cultural interviews, interviewers employ a rapid-fire questioning technique to extract assessment signals, even interrupting candidates when their answers no longer provide incremental information. Some candidates have reported that interviewers displayed no facial expressions or feedback during questioning, creating immense psychological pressure. The core focus of the interview is to assess candidates' values and their understanding of the existential threats posed by AI. Interviewers pose classic ethical dilemmas, probing candidates about their emotional responses, coping strategies, and reflections during moments of conflict, aiming to evaluate their genuine moral struggles. Additionally, candidates are required to answer questions about 'what unusual beliefs they have upheld and how they defended those beliefs in difficult situations.' President Daniela Amodei emphasized that the assessment does not seek specific beliefs but rather evaluates whether candidates can engage in rational debate and focuses on identifying those who maintain a healthy skepticism towards the company.

[Bloomberg Reveals Anthropic's Intense Cultural Interview Process]According to monitoring by Dongcha Beating, Bloomberg reports that generative AI giant Anthropic is implementing a highly controversial and challenging interview process, strictly prohibiting candidates from using AI tools to cheat, and introducing what is termed a 'psychotherapeutic' cultural interview. With a rapid expansion of its workforce in the past six months, CEO Dario Amodei revealed that he spends nearly 1/3 to 40% of his time on cultural development. This cultural interview carries a veto power in scoring, with the core goal of selecting candidates who are highly aligned with the safety mission and possess independent thinking abilities. Candidates must pass up to five rounds of rigorous screening, which includes signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). During the interviews, the use of large language models is strictly prohibited unless explicitly authorized. In the highly selective cultural interviews, interviewers employ a rapid-fire questioning technique to extract assessment signals, even interrupting candidates when their answers no longer provide incremental information. Some candidates have reported that interviewers displayed no facial expressions or feedback during questioning, creating immense psychological pressure. The core focus of the interview is to assess candidates' values and their understanding of the existential threats posed by AI. Interviewers pose classic ethical dilemmas, probing candidates about their emotional responses, coping strategies, and reflections during moments of conflict, aiming to evaluate their genuine moral struggles. Additionally, candidates are required to answer questions about 'what unusual beliefs they have upheld and how they defended those beliefs in difficult situations.' President Daniela Amodei emphasized that the assessment does not seek specific beliefs but rather evaluates whether candidates can engage in rational debate and focuses on identifying those who maintain a healthy skepticism towards the company.

Bloomberg Reveals Anthropic's Intense Cultural Interview Process

On May 28, the Hong Kong SAR Government announced that the net gold exports to Mainland China in April amounted to 86.715 tons, up from 47.866 tons previously. The total gold exports to Mainland China in April were 99.327 tons, compared to 79.576 tons previously.

[Hong Kong SAR Government: Net Gold Exports to Mainland China in April Totaled 86.715 Tons]On May 28, the Hong Kong SAR Government announced that the net gold exports to Mainland China in April amounted to 86.715 tons, up from 47.866 tons previously. The total gold exports to Mainland China in April were 99.327 tons, compared to 79.576 tons previously.

Hong Kong SAR Government: Net Gold Exports to Mainland China in April Totaled 86.715 Tons

On May 28, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin has dropped 3.23% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $73,421. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings have shifted from profit to loss, with an unrealized loss of 3%, amounting to approximately $1.92 billion. As of May 25, 2026, Strategy holds a total of 843,738 BTC, with a total cost of about $63.87 billion and an average price of approximately $75,700.

[Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Shift from Profit to Loss, Current Unrealized Loss Exceeds $1.9 Billion]On May 28, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin has dropped 3.23% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $73,421. Strategy's Bitcoin holdings have shifted from profit to loss, with an unrealized loss of 3%, amounting to approximately $1.92 billion. As of May 25, 2026, Strategy holds a total of 843,738 BTC, with a total cost of about $63.87 billion and an average price of approximately $75,700.

Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Shift from Profit to Loss, Current Unrealized Loss Exceeds $1.9 Billion

On May 28, Goolsbee, President of the Chicago Federal Reserve, reiterated that if market expectations for significant future productivity gains lead to increased investment and spending, it could trigger inflation, necessitating an increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. In a prepared speech at a Bank of Japan meeting in Tokyo on Thursday morning, he stated, "The expectation of income growth, much like the increase in wealth today, can drive up spending and potentially overheat the economy even before the actual productivity boom arrives. In such a case, interest rates may need to rise. The stronger the speculation about future productivity, the more likely it is that rates will need to be adjusted upward to prevent economic overheating." Goolsbee also mentioned that supply shocks could exacerbate the inflation driven by expectations of future productivity growth.

[Fed Official Goolsbee: Expectations of Productivity Gains May Trigger Inflation, Requiring Rate Hikes]On May 28, Goolsbee, President of the Chicago Federal Reserve, reiterated that if market expectations for significant future productivity gains lead to increased investment and spending, it could trigger inflation, necessitating an increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. In a prepared speech at a Bank of Japan meeting in Tokyo on Thursday morning, he stated, "The expectation of income growth, much like the increase in wealth today, can drive up spending and potentially overheat the economy even before the actual productivity boom arrives. In such a case, interest rates may need to rise. The stronger the speculation about future productivity, the more likely it is that rates will need to be adjusted upward to prevent economic overheating." Goolsbee also mentioned that supply shocks could exacerbate the inflation driven by expectations of future productivity growth.

Fed Official Goolsbee: Expectations of Productivity Gains May Trigger Inflation, Requiring Rate Hikes

On May 28, on-chain data showed that half an hour ago, USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana chain.

[USDC Treasury Mints 250 Million USDC on Solana Chain]On May 28, on-chain data showed that half an hour ago, USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana chain.

USDC Treasury Mints 250 Million USDC on Solana Chain

On May 28, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) at the White House began reviewing the proposed prediction market rules drafted by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which could impact the future operations of prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket in the United States. Federal documents indicate that the rule was submitted to OIRA for review on May 26, focusing on 'prediction markets.' Although the full text of the rule has not yet been released, the market perceives this as a sign that the CFTC is pushing for the establishment of a broader federal regulatory framework for event contracts. Previously, several states, including Illinois and New Jersey, argued that sports event contracts essentially fall under online gambling, while Kalshi and the CFTC contend that designated contract markets regulated under federal commodity law should be exclusively overseen by the CFTC. Notably, former U.S. President Trump recently expressed public support for the CFTC having 'exclusive regulatory authority' over prediction markets. This proposal also continues the public consultation initiated by the CFTC in March of this year, which includes discussions on which prediction market contracts may be prohibited for 'violating public interest,' covering areas such as elections, gambling, and sports events.

[White House Initiates Review of CFTC Prediction Market Regulation Rules]On May 28, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) at the White House began reviewing the proposed prediction market rules drafted by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which could impact the future operations of prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket in the United States. Federal documents indicate that the rule was submitted to OIRA for review on May 26, focusing on 'prediction markets.' Although the full text of the rule has not yet been released, the market perceives this as a sign that the CFTC is pushing for the establishment of a broader federal regulatory framework for event contracts. Previously, several states, including Illinois and New Jersey, argued that sports event contracts essentially fall under online gambling, while Kalshi and the CFTC contend that designated contract markets regulated under federal commodity law should be exclusively overseen by the CFTC. Notably, former U.S. President Trump recently expressed public support for the CFTC having 'exclusive regulatory authority' over prediction markets. This proposal also continues the public consultation initiated by the CFTC in March of this year, which includes discussions on which prediction market contracts may be prohibited for 'violating public interest,' covering areas such as elections, gambling, and sports events.

White House Initiates Review of CFTC Prediction Market Regulation Rules

On May 27, US officials revealed to the media that the Department of Defense has drafted a list of strike targets within Iran, in anticipation of President Trump's potential resumption of military action against the country. However, analysts suggest that launching new strikes would be more challenging than before. According to NBC News, the Pentagon is considering naming the possible renewed military operation 'Hammer,' with targets including some nuclear facilities that were previously attacked by US forces in June of last year, such as the Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites. The US military may also target Iran's strategic oil facilities on Khark Island, as well as power plants, military command centers, and communication facilities. According to informed sources, many of the previously targeted sites in Iran are considered 'low-hanging fruit' because they are either stationary or not deeply buried in bunkers. However, missile launchers, drones, and other targets have become more concealed and harder to access, making it more difficult to locate and accurately strike them than before. (CCTV News)

[US Targets New Iranian Sites in Preparation for Potential Strikes]On May 27, US officials revealed to the media that the Department of Defense has drafted a list of strike targets within Iran, in anticipation of President Trump's potential resumption of military action against the country. However, analysts suggest that launching new strikes would be more challenging than before. According to NBC News, the Pentagon is considering naming the possible renewed military operation 'Hammer,' with targets including some nuclear facilities that were previously attacked by US forces in June of last year, such as the Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites. The US military may also target Iran's strategic oil facilities on Khark Island, as well as power plants, military command centers, and communication facilities. According to informed sources, many of the previously targeted sites in Iran are considered 'low-hanging fruit' because they are either stationary or not deeply buried in bunkers. However, missile launchers, drones, and other targets have become more concealed and harder to access, making it more difficult to locate and accurately strike them than before. (CCTV News)

US Targets New Iranian Sites in Preparation for Potential Strikes

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