This week's crypto news review

1. The Federal Reserve has drastically withdrawn its regulatory guidance on cryptocurrencies and dollar tokens.

2. Zhao Changpeng reminds people to be wary of scam projects that use chat records with him to imply endorsements.

3. Citi predicts: The total supply of stablecoins may reach $3.7 trillion in 2030.

4. Deloitte report: The global real estate tokenization market may reach $4 trillion in 2035.

5. Analysis: BTC faces obvious resistance in the $94,000-95,000 range, and $89,000-90,000 is the callback support level.

6. Serbian Crown Prince Filip: Bitcoin's rise is being suppressed and is expected to rise sharply.

7. Coinbase announced a partnership with PayPal to promote stablecoin payments.

8. Coinbase executives: Sovereign wealth funds and insurance funds quietly hoarded Bitcoin in April.

9. CME Group announced plans to launch XRP futures on May 19, which will take effect after regulatory review.

10. Dubai Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority issued a warning: It is strictly forbidden for companies to falsely advertise and participate in the real estate tokenization pilot.

11. Multipolitan released the ranking of the most friendly crypto cities in 2025: Ljubljana, Hong Kong, and Zurich ranked in the top three.

12. Fidelity: The supply of Bitcoin on exchanges is declining due to purchases by listed companies.

13. Zhao Changpeng: Giggle Academy plans to provide a job market in the future.

14. Binance will provide crypto asset managers with a "fund account" similar to traditional financial transactions.

15. New Hampshire's HB302 bill on Bitcoin reserves was passed by the Senate Committee.

16. The Fantom Foundation took back 11.074 million CRV from Curve and transferred it to Binance, equivalent to approximately US$7.64 million.

17. Ethena founder: Ethena and Tether are not in a competitive relationship, and their respective growth will directly promote each other.

18. Official clarification of the "Dinner with Trump" event details: The top 220 will be qualified based on time-weighted holdings, not block browser rankings.