Binance plans to let non-U.S. users trade more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs with $0 commissions, including fractional purchases starting at $5. Users will be able to pay using USDC, USDT, and other digital assets including BNB. The exchange also said it intends to roll out "bStocks" in the coming weeks, enabling eligible users to tokenize certain equities on BNB Chain.

During May 25–29, bitcoin spot ETFs posted $1.42 billion in net outflows and ether spot ETFs saw $241 million leave, capping the final week of May with combined withdrawals of more than $1.6 billion. Over the same period, altcoin products took in capital, led by HYPE spot ETFs with $26 million and XRP spot ETFs with $15.2 million, while solana spot ETFs added $2.4 million.

On Friday, May 29, crypto ETF flows stayed negative overall as bitcoin ETFs logged a 10th consecutive day of net outflows totaling $125.31 million and ether ETFs posted $17.91 million in outflows. At the same time, demand rotated into select altcoin products, with XRP ETFs taking in $11.88 million, HYPE ETFs adding $9.50 million, and Solana ETFs gaining $1.32 million.

Anchorage Digital has taken a strategic investment position in SLX, the native token of Solana-based Solstice, with Solstice announcing the move on May 28. Solstice said total value locked across its products exceeded $400 million as of May 20, 2026, and that Anchorage now joins more than 20 institutions engaged with its offerings. The firms are also connected through the Global Dollar Network, where USDG is listed as one of the collateral assets backing Solstice's USX stablecoin.

On Thursday, May 28, bitcoin and ether ETFs recorded combined net withdrawals of $350.23 million as BTC funds extended a nine-session outflow streak and ETH products marked 13 straight sessions of redemptions. Bitcoin ETFs saw $228.88 million leave, while ether ETFs posted $121.35 million in outflows, even as smaller funds tied to XRP, HYPE, and Solana logged modest inflows.

Bit Digital said it purchased about 8,568 ETH for $20 million on May 11, 2026, lifting its ethereum holdings to roughly 158,461.75 ETH. The Nasdaq-listed firm said the transaction aligns with a longer-term plan focused on disciplined ETH accumulation alongside AI infrastructure and potential acquisitions.

On Wednesday, May 27, crypto ETF flows stayed risk-off, with bitcoin ETFs posting $733.43 million in net outflows and extending an eight-day withdrawal streak. Ether ETFs also fell by $67.15 million for a 12-session outflow run, while HYPE and Solana products recorded smaller inflows of $3.40 million and $557,160, respectively.

Strive said it bought 1,109 BTC between May 19 and May 22, lifting total bitcoin holdings to 16,500 BTC and placing it seventh among publicly listed corporate holders. The company reported an average purchase price of $76,989 per bitcoin and said cash and cash equivalents rose to $93.3 million. It is also considering updates to its at-the-market programs and plans to start daily SATA preferred-stock distributions on June 16, with an effective yield of about 13.88%.

On Tuesday, May 26, crypto ETF flows diverged as bitcoin ETFs saw $333.71 million in net redemptions and ether ETFs logged a $35.04 million exit. In contrast, HYPE ETFs took in $20.45 million and XRP ETFs added $1.55 million, while solana ETFs recorded no trading activity.