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19:43
Sharplink CEO: Ethereum Needs Three Catalysts to Regain Momentum and Rise Significantly
```htmlJinse Finance reported that on May 18, SharpLink Gaming CEO Joseph Chalom stated that Ethereum needs three catalysts to regain momentum and achieve significant growth. One catalyst is the upcoming passage of the U.S. “Digital Asset Market Transparency Act” (CLARITY Act). The second catalyst is the return of market risk appetite, which Chalom believes largely depends on the easing of geopolitical tensions and the cooling of the “artificial intelligence theory.” “I think we need these factors to subside for cryptocurrencies to rise again,” said Chalom. The final Ethereum catalyst is the continued expansion of real-world asset tokenization. Ethereum will dominate the field of financial asset tokenization.```
18:32
Data: If ETH falls below $2,083, the combined long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $537 million
According to ChainCatcher, referencing Coinglass data, if ETH drops below $2,083, the total liquidation strength of long positions across major CEXs will reach $537 million. Conversely, if ETH breaks above $2,285, the total liquidation strength of short positions across major CEXs will reach $492 million.
17:22
Trump and his staff made over 3,700 trades in Q1 2026, totaling tens of millions of dollars
The document reveals that its high-frequency trading covers major companies such as Nvidia, Microsoft, Boeing, Oracle, Costco, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Intel, and Netflix, with an average of over 40 trades per day. This disclosure has once again sparked public concerns about potential conflicts of interest, as Trump still holds a vast portfolio of business assets and has not placed his personal assets in a blind trust. Previous U.S. presidents, including George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton, established blind trusts to separate their assets, while Obama and Biden completely refrained from personal stock trading during their terms in office.
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