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05:13
Saturn Gravity Points Season 1 begins, participants may receive up to 5% of the initial STRC supply allocation
Foresight News reported that the DeFi yield protocol Saturn posted on Twitter that the Saturn Foundation may allocate up to 5% of the initial token supply to Season 1 participants. User allocations will be distributed proportionally based on the Gravity points held at the end of Season 1. Season 1 will end on August 8 or earlier if the project reaches its capacity limit, whichever comes first. Gravity points are earned based on protocol activity and do not have monetary value, asset rights, or transferability. This distribution is conditional upon the successful launch of the Saturn governance token; all terms do not constitute a commitment or guarantee, and are not applicable to users in the United States, the EEA, the United Kingdom, or sanctioned regions.
05:04
Futures Hotspot Tracking
Shanghai tin futures once surged nearly 6%. Both the vulnerability of mine supply and the growth of demand from emerging sectors coexist. According to institutional analysis, in the short term, supported by optimistic market sentiment and capital inflows, tin prices have risen sharply. However, it is still necessary to be alert to the risk of a correction caused by overheated sentiment.
04:57
Bitwise CEO: US wealth management channel inflows reach eight-year high amid market downturn
BlockBeats report: On May 7, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley spoke at the Consensus2026 conference: Last year, the market declined in the fourth quarter, and this year it continued to fall in the first quarter. However, capital inflows from U.S. wealth management channels hit the highest level of any quarter in the past eight years. In other words, for financial advisors in the wealth channel, the first quarter of this year was the best-performing quarter for their investments in these products. So, when the market dropped, they chose to buy the dip.
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