CME Group started round-the-clock trading for its regulated cryptocurrency futures and options on May 29, extending access on CME Globex with one weekly maintenance window. The change comes as derivatives dominate crypto trading activity, with CME contracts reaching $3 trillion in notional value traded in 2025 and centralized venues logging $5.26 trillion total volume in January 2026 versus $1.27 trillion in spot. While execution is continuous, weekend and holiday trades still clear and settle on the next business day, shaping margin and risk workflows for institutions.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise said its second-quarter revenue hit a record $10.68 billion, a 40% year-over-year increase, beating the $9.82 billion analysts had expected. EPS came in at $0.79 versus $0.38 a year earlier, while shares rose more than 9% in regular trading and climbed as much as 37% in extended hours after the company raised its full-year outlook.

Ondo Finance said it plans to roll out Ondo Perps within weeks, offering perpetual futures on tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodities with up to 20x leverage for non-U.S. users. The planned launch follows the CFTC’s May 29 approval of Kalshi’s BTCPERP, described as the first U.S.-listed regulated perpetual futures contract. Ondo Perps’ key design is a collateral model that lets traders post tokenized securities rather than relying only on stablecoins.

Sui's mainnet stalled twice within 48 hours after a bug tied to the v1.72 upgrade disrupted transaction processing and epoch transitions. The issue centered on a gas accounting conflict involving the new Address Balances feature, leaving validators unable to finalize user transactions until emergency fixes were applied. During the May 29 disruption, SUI traded around $0.91-$0.92, down about 7%-8%, as transfers and on-chain activity such as DeFi and NFT trading were delayed.

Laser Digital, a Nomura subsidiary, received conditional approval from the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust bank charter, a first for a Japanese financial institution’s unit. The Zurich-based firm, which manages more than $250 million in assets, filed for the federal charter in January and plans to offer custody for tokenized and digital assets, cross-border payments, and collateral management without taking deposits or making loans.

The OpenAI Foundation said on Wednesday it will commit $250 million to grants, partnerships, and hands-on programs aimed at helping workers and local economies adapt to AI-related job displacement. The foundation said early initiatives are expected before the end of 2026, focusing on labor-market research, near-term community support, and policy experiments designed to broaden how AI gains are shared.

Dogecoin futures open interest increased 5.09% to $1.79 billion on May 14, alongside an 81.62% jump in trading volume to $3.99 billion. Over the same period, Bitcoin OI edged down 0.36% while Ethereum rose 0.94%, with Solana and XRP posting declines; DOGE traded around $0.1157, up about 1%.

Aave (AAVE), a decentralized lending protocol on Ethereum, is presented with price projections spanning 2026 to 2032, including an estimated 2032 range of $300.91 to $588.92. The report also notes that on May 10 AAVE traded around $102.3 after rising nearly 7% and reclaiming the $100 level, with $104–$108 cited as the next resistance band if momentum holds.

FLOW, the token of Dapper Labs' Flow blockchain, traded around $0.041 on May 10 after rising more than 55% from early-April lows near $0.029 to a recent high close to $0.046. The setup shows cooling momentum with $0.040 flagged as a key support, while projections cited in the report place 2032 estimates between $0.10 and $1.54.