Today's important developments in the cryptocurrency circle:

DCG's revenue in the first quarter increased by 51% year-on-year;

Binance launched the 54th project Notcoin (NOT) for new coin mining;

Binance CEO: Nigerian officials demanded a bribe of $150 million;

There are serious differences within the leadership of the US SEC on cryptocurrency regulation;

Canada's anti-money laundering regulator fined Binance $4.4 million;

WisdomTree's digital currency business was launched in New York despite shareholder opposition;

Coinbase International will add JTO, JUP and TNSR perpetual contract transactions;

FTX and Alameda wallets have cleared a total of $97.35 million in the past month;

JP Morgan Chase: If the US SEC refuses to approve the spot Ethereum ETF, it may face legal challenges and ultimately lose the case.

Polkadot active addresses hit a record high for two consecutive months;

The National Tax Service of South Korea announced that it would impose a tax of 40 billion won on Bithumb users;

Tether: Deutsche Bank's analysis lacks clarity and substantive evidence;

A US court ordered the confiscation of 279 virtual currency accounts containing criminal proceeds from North Korean hackers;

Genesis Trading transferred $36.46 million worth of crypto assets to Gemini 5 hours ago;

Six Hong Kong spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have managed total assets of more than $317.4 million since their inception;

Ether.fi's large pledger recharged 37,141 ETH into Coinbase five hours ago, worth $112 million;

Southeast Asia: Due to insufficient preparation of counterparties, it is still working hard to launch Hong Kong spot virtual asset ETF products;

US Bancorp and Rothschild & Co. disclosed that the purchase volume of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the first quarter was approximately $20 million.

Binance and KuCoin obtain registration from India's Financial Intelligence Department;

Kraken argues with the US SEC over the wording of "investment concept" in the document;

The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission considers adjusting the capital reserves of digital assets;

In April, Magic Eden's trading volume surpassed Blur and became the top NFT trading platform;

Qian Zhimin, the main culprit in the 60,000 Bitcoin money laundering case, was brought to justice in the UK and his accomplices will be sentenced today;

Bostic of the Federal Reserve: It is expected that the Federal Reserve may only cut interest rates once later this year;

In April, the spot trading volume of mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges fell for the first time in 7 months;

CEO of Harvest Global: The company is considering allowing mainland investors to invest in its Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program in the future.