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According to DL News, CoinMarketCap data shows that the meme coin sector rose nearly 20% over the past month, with its total market capitalization climbing to $34 billion—still down approximately 75% from its peak of nearly $140 billion in December 2024. Analysts say this rally is primarily driven by improved risk appetite, heightened on-chain speculation, and sharp gains among a few top-tier tokens—factors that may not fully reflect the sector’s overall health. Dogecoin remains the highest-market-cap and highest-trading-volume meme coin, yet it is down 87% from its 2021 all-time high. Additionally, the SEC and CFTC recently proposed a five-category token classification framework that classifies meme coins as collectibles; Canary Capital has also filed an application with the SEC for a Pepe ETF.
According to DL News, Argentine police arrested a Chinese national (abbreviated as DZ) at Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza International Airport. The suspect arrived from Paris using a forged Paraguayan passport and has been placed on Interpol’s wanted list. Nigerian courts have charged him with orchestrating a cryptocurrency fraud scheme in Nigeria, luring investors with promises of “guaranteed high returns.” However, victims were subsequently unable to withdraw funds or access the platform. The total amount involved is approximately $49.4 million. Argentine authorities stated they will cooperate with Nigeria to initiate extradition proceedings.
According to DL News, Bitcoin has surged 8% over the past two weeks and is currently trading near $74,000. Max Kahn, CEO of Digital Wealth Partners, noted that Bitcoin’s next upward move hinges on three key factors: first, inflation data driven by energy prices; second, market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy—should inflation remain under control and market sentiment shift toward dovish expectations, risk assets like Bitcoin would benefit directly; and third, sustained institutional inflows, with Bitcoin ETFs recording $523 million in net inflows in April, continuing the strong performance seen since March.