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Our Canadian prodigy has her sights set on a leaner, meaner foundation – think of it as a trim, Mediterranean diet for a hulking ship that once proudly carried the whole north‑pole of crypto.

Vitalik Buterin explained that the Ethereum Foundation is just one part of a larger Ethereum community, not the group in charge. He also noted that Aya Miyaguchi is currently overseeing a period of change that’s expected to settle down in the next few months.

Key Takeaways:

The recent selling of Bitcoin ETFs started strong on May 18 with outflows of $648.64 million, but quickly slowed down to $70.47 million by May 20. For the last two days of the week, outflows settled around $100 million. This pattern shows a quick surge in selling that then stabilized, unlike a continuous, long-term sell-off by institutional investors.

Key Farce-aways:

Though the structure appears outwardly bearish, a recent on‑chain inquiry has uncovered gratifying purchase activity in the market. Yet the weakness of Ether seems almost unchecked – the following are the particulars of its present on‑chain dynamics.

It’s not just the increase in users that seems unusual, but *how* it happened. The surge was sudden and remarkably smooth – after weeks of consistent numbers, it shot up sharply and then leveled off. This leads to a key question: where did these extra 300,000 users suddenly come from?

Key Takeaways (because the universe is too big for too many details):

Elon Musk suggested on X (formerly Twitter) that direct government payments might be the best way to address potential job losses caused by artificial intelligence. He believes that as AI and robots produce more goods and services, it could actually balance out any increase in the amount of money circulating, preventing prices from rising.