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CoinVoice has just learned: According to Reuters, SpaceX plans to set the IPO price at $135 per share, aiming to issue about 555.6 million shares, raising up to $75 billion, which would correspond to a company valuation of approximately $1.75 trillion. If all goes smoothly, this could become one of the largest IPOs in the history of the global capital markets.
Reports indicate that SpaceX's roadshow will kick off this Thursday. Unlike traditional IPOs that usually provide a price range, SpaceX is clearly stating its target price ahead of the roadshow, which is a rare move. The market anticipates that this roadshow will be one of the most closely watched IPO pitches in recent years.

CoinVoice just in: The probability on Polymarket for "Anthropic going public by September 30" has dropped to 30%, down 37% in the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, the chance for "Anthropic going public by December 31" is currently sitting at 89%. Anthropic has announced that it has confidentially submitted its IPO application in the U.S., aiming to get ahead of competitor OpenAI in the listing process.
Anthropic stated in a release that filing the prospectus "gives us the right to choose to go public after the SEC completes its review," emphasizing that "the proposed IPO will depend on market conditions and other factors." Market whispers suggest that Anthropic could list as early as this fall, but they haven't disclosed the offering size or terms.

CoinVoice has recently learned: According to The Block, U.S. House Representatives Nick Begich and Jared Golden have introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026, which aims to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the U.S. and create an independent digital asset reserve for non-Bitcoin assets.
The bill stipulates that the Bitcoin included in reserves must be locked for at least 20 years, during which it cannot be sold, exchanged, auctioned, or otherwise disposed of. Unlike the previously proposed BITCOIN Act, which aimed to buy 1 million Bitcoins within 5 years, ARMA does not set a specific purchase target but requires the Treasury and Commerce Departments to explore increasing assets through a 'budget-neutral' approach.

CoinVoice recently learned that the U.S. House has introduced a new bipartisan bill (American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026) (ARMA), proposing to include the Bitcoin held by the U.S. government in the strategic reserve with a mandatory 20-year lock-up. Unlike the previously proposed BITCOIN Act, the new bill no longer requires the U.S. government to buy 1 million BTC, but instead focuses on incorporating Bitcoin already held or obtained in the future through criminal and civil forfeiture into the reserve.
At the same time, the bill will establish an independent digital asset inventory to manage the federal government's non-Bitcoin crypto holdings. According to the draft, any Bitcoin entering the strategic reserve cannot be sold, swapped, auctioned, mortgaged, or disposed of in any other way for 20 years. After the lock-up period ends, the Treasury Secretary may recommend selling up to 10% of the reserve assets within any two-year timeframe. The bill also requires the government to publicly disclose reserve proofs quarterly and conduct third-party audits on Bitcoin holdings. Supporters believe that the U.S. should not sell strategic digital assets but instead hold them long-term as part of a modern national reserve system.

Author: Daniel Li, CoinVoice
MegaETH might be one of the most controversial Layer 2 projects recently.
On one hand, it quickly gained popularity with the 'Realtime Blockchain' narrative, boasting 10ms block times, 100k TPS, and close to Web2-like on-chain interaction; on the other hand, MEGA rapidly shifted from bullish to bearish after its TGE, with prices dropping from a high of $0.37 to about $0.088, falling below the public sale price of $0.099, and experiencing a decline of over 70% in a short period.
With the first KPI achieved, market sentiment heated up quickly. MEGA spiked shortly after its launch, with the market briefly assigning MegaETH a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of nearly $2 billion. Meanwhile, MEGA also listed on mainstream exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and OKX. However, as market enthusiasm started to cool, the 'Realtime Blockchain' narrative that MegaETH promotes began to face real market tests.

Author: Deep Tide TechFlow
May 20, 2026, was the most dramatic day in the market so far, featuring two distinctly different narratives divided by a closing bell.
Before the closing bell, this was the most substantial rebound since May 2026:
Dow Jones: +1.31%, reclaimed the 50,000 point level
S&P 500: +1.08%, closed at 7,433.10 points
Nasdaq: +1.54%, closed at 26,268.91 points
Russell 2000: +2.44%, this is the most bullish candlestick for small caps in the past month
10-year Treasury yield pulled back, 30-year slightly cooled from yesterday's 5.197%
WTI crude oil dipped below $100

CoinVoice just got the scoop: According to official news, Sui has rolled out a stablecoin transfer feature with no Gas fees. Users and businesses can now conduct peer-to-peer stablecoin transfers without paying Gas fees or holding SUI tokens, bringing transfer costs down to zero. This functionality is powered by Fireblocks and is gradually being implemented on the Sui mainnet.
This upgrade supports multiple stablecoins including USDsui, SuiUSDe, AUSD, FDUSD, USDB, USDC, and USDY. The feature is based on Sui's newly launched Address Balances account system, which simplifies on-chain fund storage and transfer processes while maintaining high performance and scalability. Sui states that this upgrade will further position it as the core stablecoin infrastructure for enterprise payments, fintech, and AI Agent automated payment scenarios.

CoinVoice has learned that on Wednesday, both WTI and Brent crude fell over 2%, as U.S. President Trump once again claimed that the war with Iran would soon come to an end. However, due to persistent supply disruptions in the Middle East, investors remain cautiously optimistic about the outcome of negotiations. Emril Jamil, senior oil research analyst at the London Stock Exchange Group, noted that as the market weighs the geopolitical situation, benchmark oil prices softened on the possibility of an agreement.
But even if an agreement is reached, oil prices may still have some room to pump up, as supply is unlikely to bounce back to pre-war levels immediately. Fujitomi Securities analyst Toshitaka Tazawa stated that due to the ever-changing stance of the U.S., investors are keeping a close eye on whether the U.S. and Iran can actually find common ground and strike a peace deal. Considering the possibility of the U.S. launching strikes against Iran again, as well as the fact that even if a peace deal is reached, crude oil supply won't quickly return to pre-war levels, oil prices might still hover at elevated levels.

CoinVoice just reported: According to The Block, the lightweight mobile crypto wallet Sorted Wallet has secured $4.4 million in seed funding, with $3.4 million coming from equity financing led by Tether and Gnosis. Other participants include Movement, Angel Invest Group, and individual angel investors like the founders of RWA.io, along with an additional $1 million from strategic support by Vox Solutions.
Sorted Wallet launched in 2022, boasting a mere 10 MB installation package, making it the lightest crypto wallet around. It's racked up 500,000 downloads, with the fastest-growing markets being Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Bangladesh, and Madagascar.

Author: New Intelligence Source
Google I/O 2026 is firing on all cylinders!
Just now, Chop and Demis Hassabis took the stage together, unveiling all the big moves they've been sitting on for half a year.
No surprises here, the star of the night is officially the Gemini Omni!
As a true 'all-rounder' model, Omni can take any form of input and generate any content. It even supports video output at launch, making it the 'video version of Nano Banana.'
Another highlight tonight belongs to Gemini 3.5 Flash.
In nearly every benchmark, the 3.5 Flash absolutely crushed its predecessor, the flagship Gemini 3.1 Pro. The output speed has also doubled, and compared to GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.7, it's over 4 times faster. The more powerful 3.5 Pro will drop next month.

CoinVoice has learned from the latest reports (Wall Street Journal) that the manufacturing startup SendCutSend has completed a $110 million funding round, led by Sequoia Capital, crypto venture fund Paradigm, and Stripe co-founders Patrick Collison and John Collison, raising its valuation to $1 billion.
It’s been reported that Paradigm was originally a top-tier crypto-native venture firm, managing about $12.7 billion in assets. However, starting in 2023, the firm began pivoting its strategy: they removed references to 'crypto' and 'Web3' from their website, and co-founder Matt Huang publicly stated that 'the development of AI is too exciting to ignore.' In this context, investing in SendCutSend aligns with Paradigm's expansion logic towards 'AI + robotics + advanced manufacturing.'