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Spot gold rose above $3,320 for the first time since May 9 Market data shows that spot gold has risen above $3,320 per ounce for the first time since May 9, up 0.91% on the day. (Jinshi)

40x long BTC whales continue to increase their positions, with floating profits exceeding $1 million According to Lookonchain monitoring, as BTC rose, a whale who used 40x leverage to buy BTC continued to chase higher prices and increase his long position. Currently, the position has increased to 1,250 BTC (about 135 million US dollars), and the unrealized profit exceeded 1 million US dollars.

Cookie is launched in the first phase of InfoFi, and the token COOKIE has increased by 13.25% in 24 hours According to official news, Cookie launched the first phase of InfoFi, including cookie.fun v1.0 alpha and Cookie Snaps, which are used to analyze projects and KOLs in the crypto field and obtain high-quality CT content rewards. In addition, Cookie will launch a decentralized, community-led reward pool. Market data shows that COOKIE rose above 0.17 USDT and is now at 0.176 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 13.25%.

Crypto market sectors generally fell slightly, only the SocialFi sector and BTC remained relatively strong According to SoSoValue data, the crypto market sectors generally fell slightly, with only the SocialFi sector and BTC relatively strong, rising 0.51% and 0.08% in 24 hours, respectively. Bitcoin (BTC) continued its slightly volatile upward trend, maintaining above $106,000. Ethereum (ETH) fell 0.23% in 24 hours, but was still above $2,500. In other sectors, the AI sector fell 0.06% in 24 hours, of which KAITO rose 9.66%; the NFT sector fell 0.19%, and within the sector, SuperVerse (SUPER) and APENFT (NFT) rose 1.43% and 3.54%, respectively. The crypto sector index, which reflects the historical market conditions of the sector, shows that the ssiNFT, ssiSocialFi, and ssiAI indices rose 0.53%, 0.23%, and 0.05% in 24 hours, respectively. In addition, the CeFi sector fell 0.33% in 24 hours, the Meme sector fell 0.52%, and OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) rose 7.73% against the trend; the Layer1 sector fell 0.54%, the Layer2 sector fell 0.54%, and Mantle (MNT) rose 1.32%; the DeFi sector fell 0.93%, PancakeSwap (CAKE) rose 2.29%; the PayFi sector fell 1.92%, and Monero (XMR) surged 2.84% during the session.

Dutch investment firm Theta Capital closed a $175 million raise to back crypto-specialist VCs through its latest fund-of-funds. Theta Capital Management has pulled in over $175 million for a new fund-of-funds designed to help institutional investors get exposure to early-stage blockchain startups by backing some of the industry’s top crypto venture firms. The new fund, dubbed Theta Blockchain Ventures IV, will invest in venture capital firms that specialize in crypto, Bloomberg has learned , referring to Ruud Smets, the company’s managing partner and chief investment officer. Founded in 2001, the Netherlands-based firm began focusing on cryptocurrencies in 2018 and now manages around $1.2 billion in assets. Theta has previously backed firms like Coinfund, Polychain Capital, and Castle Island Ventures. It’s still unclear though how Theta plans to allocate the newly raised capital. The raise comes as crypto venture capital activity shows signs of recovery. According to a May 14 report by PitchBook, VC deal value in Q1 rose to $6 billion, more than double the $2.6 billion seen a year ago. However, the number of deals fell to 405 from 670 over the same period. PitchBook’s senior crypto analyst Robert Le said the $1.4 billion Bybit theft , which he described as the first and only “10-digit hack in history,” served as a stark reminder of the operational risks still present in the industry. He suggested the incident could drive greater institutional demand for real-time proof-of-reserve tools, improved custody systems, and middleware that simplifies key management. Le also said startups working on these areas might find a more favorable funding environment, even amid a broader reset in valuations. Despite Bitcoin hitting a record high of $100,000 in Q4 2024, venture capital activity in crypto startups remained flat , with VC deal size down nearly 90% since 2018.