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On Your Calendar: Jito’s Q1 Quarterly Call Q1 was a transformative quarter for Jito, marked by rapid validator adoption of BAM and growth in institutional distribution channels. Join us tomorrow in partnership with Jito for their official Q1 Quarterly Call, where we’ll break down the numbers, trends, and key takeaways from Q1 for one of crypto’s most influential protocols. Wednesday, May 20 at 1 pm ET Watch the call live from X, YouTube, LinkedIn, or Blockworks.com. Register, and we’ll send you a reminder before the broadcast. We’ll also send you a link to replay after. The stream is open to anyone, and registration is optional. Register for the Quarterly Call Ahead of the call, read Jito’s Quarterly Report and explore Jito’s Investor Relations dashboard.   Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 Blockworks Events 133 W 19TH ST New York, New York 10011, United States Terms of Service

The Bitcoin Layer's TBL Pulse dashboard walkthrough with bonus to attendees

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	Next TBL Pulse Live Webinar Is Coming Up The Bitcoin Layer's TBL Pulse dashboard walkthrough with bonus to attendees Nik Bhatia May 19 Dear Readers, Due to popular demand, Nik & Johan are hosting another live TBL Pulse walkthrough on Tuesday, June 2nd at 2:00 PM EST. This webinar includes a special bonus to those who attend: During the call, we will send out a one-page memo to all attendees discussing our most important charts from TBL Pulse and how we read their respective signals. Free for everyone to attend. Register Here This session will primarily focus on the bitcoin portion of our TBL Pulse dashboard, where both Nik and Johan will walk us through the latest Valuation & Trend research, which is the underlying framework for the State Quadrant chart: See you all there, Nik © 2026 Nik Bhatia 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe

Bitcoin failed at the 200-day moving average as rising yields pressured rate-sensitive assets.

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	Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Higher Rates Are Testing Bitcoin’s Recovery Bitcoin failed at the 200-day moving average as rising yields pressured rate-sensitive assets. Ecoinometrics May 18 ∙ Preview   READ IN APP   Bitcoin had a chance to give us a cleaner recovery signal last week. The level to watch was the 200-day moving average. A clean break above it would have strengthened the case that the latest rebound was turning into something more durable. Unfortunately this is not what happened. Instead, Bitcoin’s price bounced on the 200-day moving average and is now weakening again. On its own, that would already call for some caution. But the more important point is that Bitcoin is not weakening in isolation. Across markets, several rate-sensitive assets also struggled last week. That means it could be more than just a failed test at the 200-day moving average crossover. So on top of asking if Bitcoin is really losing momentum, we are asking whether the macro backdrop has started to turn against the recovery. That is what we need to unpack today. Let’s look at the data. Ecoinometrics delivers professional-grade crypto and macro analysis to help institutional investors and serious traders make data-driven decisions. Our team conducts rigorous quantitative research, developing proprietary metrics and institutional-quality visualizations that cut through the noise to reveal key market dynamics. Each newsletter provides clear, actionable insights backed by data, delivered in a concise format that respects your time - five minutes to absorb, but deep enough to inform your investment strategy. Join over 34,000 professional investors and fund managers: Upgrade to paid Ready? Let’s dig into the data. Higher Rates Are Testing Bitcoin’s Recovery The Takeaway... Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app Claim my free post Or upgrade your subscription. Upgrade to paid   Like Comment Restack   © 2026 Ecoinometrics 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe

🔷 Ethereum's Clear Signal

Ethereum is still building for its users.

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Ethereum's Clear Signal Published on May 16, 2026 View in Browser gm Bankless Nation, Ethereum is still building for its users. In today's issue, our very own William M. Peaster fills in for David and discusses the latest "Clear Signing" innovation looking to bring self-custodying Ethereum users more protection against attackers. Thanks for being a subscriber, luma 🫡 Sponsor: MetaMask - Trade prediction markets on mobile, powered by Polymarket. Trade prediction markets on MetaMask .  .  . TACTIC Ethereum's Fix for Blind Signing Bankless Author: William M. Peaster Hardware wallets can be one of the best ways to bolster your crypto security. They hold your private keys "cold," i.e. offline, so hackers can't directly swipe them. However, these devices aren't a panacea. Attackers can still trick you into signing something nefarious, like sending all your ETH to their address. The main vector for these sorts of deceptions to date? Blind signing. The first hardware wallets started around basic transfers that were straightforward to display. In recent years, the rise of complex smart contracts, e.g. Ethereum DeFi and NFTs, made it hard for wallets to decode transactions into readable text. Wallets turned to letting users sign these transactions "blindly," i.e. without knowing what's actually being approved, for practicality. The problem is that hackers can infect your computer or compromise an app frontend and thus make it look like you're signing a harmless transaction, while in actuality it's an approval for some theft scheme. So blind signing began as a practical shortcut, but it's evolved into a systemic vulnerability across the crypto ecosystem and played a key role in the hacks of projects like Bybit (~$1.5B), WazirX (~$230M), and Radiant Capital (~$50M). These kinds of heists will absolutely continue to creep up so long as blind signing remains open as a pressure point for advanced persistent threats like Lazarus Group. Fortunately, though, the end of the blind signing era is now officially coming into focus. That's because this week the Ethereum Foundation's Trillion Dollar Security Initiative and a working group of crypto companies (Ledger, Trezor, Fireblocks, WalletConnect, etc.) debuted Clear Signing, a new open standard designed to make human-readable transactions the default on Ethereum. Central to this effort is ERC-7730, a shared format that lets protocols readily describe what their transactions actually do in plain language. In other words, a team can write a JSON descriptor that assigns readable fields to raw contract calls, and then they can publish this descriptor to an open registry stewarded by the Ethereum Foundation. Wallets then fetch from this registry as needed, allowing users to know exactly what they're being asked to sign. Notably, Ledger is already live with Clear Signing support, and so far more than 40 protocols have published descriptors to the ERC-7730 registry, including DeFi heavyweights like Aave, Lido, Uniswap, and Safe. Of course, this registry is open and permissionless, so we'll likely see attestations emerge here, and wallets will be the final decider of which sources they accept before rendering anything. Needless to say, at a time when crypto hacks are on the rise, this initiative is a very welcome effort. User education simply can't overcome blind signing because the threat vector it opens up is a structural problem. To this end, Clear Signing is the structural fix, so it'll be nice to see the ERC-7730 registry's coverage steadily widen. Cheers to that! Share This Post FRIEND & SPONSOR: METAMASK Trade the outcomes of real-world events across sports, politics, crypto, finance, all on mobile—with prediction markets on MetaMask, powered by Polymarket. No KYC, total self-custody, and simple two-tap trades. Trade prediction markets on MetaMask .  .  . WHAT YOU MISSED Privacy Pools v2 📈 The Asset Bitmine now holds +4.3% of the ETH supply and is steadying accumulation to below 100k ETH a week Charles Schwab opened ETH trading to its 1st wave of retail investors Fidelity is debuting its 1st tokenized fund, FILQ, as an ERC-20 Sharplink is launching the Galaxy Sharplink Onchain Yield Fund 🏛️ The Protocol The EF and ecosystem partners intro’d ERC-7730, i.e. Clear Signing, a standard for human-readable txs The EF also announced new Protocol cluster leads: Frederik, Kev Wedderburn, & Will Corcoran Barnabas Busa proposed a Gas Limit Schedule for Ethereum Ben Edington began a new series exploring the efforts to optimize Ethereum’s time to finality 📱 The Apps Aave unpaused its rsETH markets ENSv2 will support buying names with stablecoins from any EVM chain Kelp opened rsETH withdrawals JPMorgan is deploying its 2nd tokenized MMF on Ethereum Lido unpaused its EarnETH Vault RocketPool unveiled its latest development roadmap Solana’s monthly DEX volume ratio fell to a one-year low against Ethereum 🤫 The Privacy Stack Privacy Pools rolled out its v2 public testnet Starknet launched the privacy-centric strkBTC Succinct intro’d data confidentiality 🐸 The Culture ETHPrague 2026 wrapped up this week Lisbon joined the Ethereum Community Hub network Aztec Foundation donated 1% of the $AZTEC supply to Protocol Guild Protocol Guild has distributed +$38M to Eth core devs since 2022 💻 The Tech Ronin transitioned from a sidechain to a full L2 Smart wallet upgrades are at an ATH Uniswap added support for payment flows to its API .  .  . WEEKLY ROLLUP Is the Bull Back? Markets are ignoring every warning sign as stocks hit new highs, but crypto may finally have its catalyst. Ryan and David break down the CLARITY Act’s key vote, Wall Street’s Ethereum push, Bitcoin’s $80K test, and why private AI stocks are creating chaos onchain. Tune into this week’s Rollup! 👇 Watch on YouTube Manage your account Not financial or tax advice. Bankless content is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. This newsletter is not tax advice. Talk to your accountant. Do your own research. Disclosure. From time to time, we may add links in this newsletter to products we use. We may receive a commission if you make a purchase through one of these links. Additionally, the Bankless team holds crypto assets. See our Investment Disclosures | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy Bankless © 2026 – Unsubscribe