Looking to catch up on today’s crypto headlines? Here’s a rundown of the latest developments affecting Bitcoin, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3, and regulatory news.
Bitcoin SV Investors Revive Binance Lawsuit
Investors in Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision (BSV) are seeking to reopen a 2019 lawsuit against Binance, claiming the exchange’s delisting of BSV caused financial harm. The group is challenging a previous dismissal by the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal and pushing for the case to be reconsidered, according to Law360.
If successful, the plaintiffs could seek up to £10 billion (approximately $13 billion USD) in damages. BSV has faced ongoing issues, including a prolonged price slump, repeated 51% attacks, and criticism from across the crypto space.
Robert Kiyosaki: Ditch “Fake Money” for Bitcoin and Precious Metals
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki once again criticized fiat currency, encouraging his followers to move toward Bitcoin, gold, and silver. In a May 10 post on X, he echoed the anti-central bank stance of former U.S. Congressman Ron Paul, who labeled central bank interest rate setting as a form of “price fixing” akin to socialist economic planning.
Kiyosaki warned that so-called “fake money” leads to widespread corruption — from misleading financial statements to dishonest leadership — and urged Americans to protect themselves by investing in decentralized assets like BTC and precious metals.
BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF Sets 2025 Record With 19-Day Inflow Streak
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) extended its momentum with another strong performance, taking in $356.2 million in new capital on May 9. This marked the fund’s 19th consecutive day of inflows — the longest streak in 2025.
Since April 14, IBIT has seen steady inflows despite market volatility, with Bitcoin trading between $83,152 and $103,000. The trend gained traction when BTC held above $90,000 starting April 23, and it reclaimed $100,000 on May 8 for the first time since early February.
During the past week alone, IBIT recorded $1.03 billion in inflows, per Farside data. Prior to this, its previous record streak was nine consecutive days in January, surrounding President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
