1. Trump’s memecoin dinner contest earns $900K
President Trump’s $TRUMP token contest generated nearly $900,000 in trading fees after announcing a dinner for top holders, drawing criticism over potential ethical violations. Source
2. New SEC chair pushes for crypto innovation
New SEC Chairman Paul Atkins vows to shift towards innovation-friendly crypto regulations, criticizing the previous administration’s enforcement-heavy approach. Source
3. Revolut reports $1 billion profit in Q1
Revolut achieved a record £1.1 billion profit as its revenue surged 72%, driven by strong growth in its wealth management and loan segments. Source
4. Michael Saylor hints at Bitcoin purchases
Michael Saylor suggests aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin by large investors, signaling confidence in the cryptocurrency’s long-term value amid market volatility. Source
5. Binance announces new token listing
Binance has listed a new token, expanding its offerings and enhancing user engagement as it navigates evolving regulatory landscapes. Source
6. Senator calls for Trump impeachment over memecoin
Democratic senators urge impeachment proceedings against Trump, citing ethical concerns over his $TRUMP token and its implications for presidential conduct. Source
7. Countries urged to regulate de-pin tokens
Experts advocate for international regulation of de-pin tokens to ensure market stability and protect investors amid the growing popularity of such assets. Source
8. Intel posts $821M loss in Q1
Intel reported an $821 million net loss for Q1 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges as revenue stagnates and the company restructures its operations. Source
9. NEC achieves record optical communication
NEC successfully completed Japan’s longest terrestrial wireless optical communication over 10 km, showcasing advancements in free-space optical technology. Source
10. Verizon launches 5G network slice for safety
Verizon Frontline has introduced a 5G network slice specifically designed for public safety users, enhancing communication capabilities during emergencies. Source
11. Meta lays off VR employees amid restructuring
Meta has announced layoffs in its VR division, Reality Labs, as part of a broader restructuring aimed at streamlining operations and cutting costs. Source
12. OpenAI partners with NTT Data for AI
OpenAI has teamed up with NTT Data to integrate AI agents and ChatGPT Enterprise into Japanese markets, enhancing AI accessibility and applications. Source
13. SK Telecom offers free SIM replacements
In response to a recent hack, SK Telecom is providing free SIM replacements to affected customers, ensuring continued service and security. Source
14. UK bans SIM farms for spam control
The UK government has announced a ban on SIM farms to combat the mass sending of spam messages, aiming to enhance consumer protection. Source
15. Telefonica and SpyCloud team up
Telefonica Tech has joined forces with SpyCloud to enhance cyber intelligence and identity protection services for their customers. Source
16. Orange sees growth in Q1 results
Orange reported a boost in Q1 performance, driven by strong results in the MEA region and stable growth in Europe. Source
17. Fujitsu plans global expansion
Fujitsu is set to spin off its network unit to facilitate global expansion and improve focus on telecom partnerships and services. Source
18. T-Mobile reaches 5G milestone
T-Mobile has achieved a nationwide milestone in 5G advancements, unlocking modern wireless capabilities for consumers and businesses. Source
