Bitcoin rebounded to $77,300 over the weekend amid signs of progress in US-Iran negotiations, with oil prices dropping 7% and reopening the possibility of June rate cuts. The SEC shelved plans to allow third-party tokenized stocks after pushback from traditional exchanges, clarifying that issuer-backed tokenization moves forward while third-party platforms remain in legal gray areas. Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.25B in outflows last week, the worst two-week stretch of 2026, while HYPE ETFs attracted $68M in inflows. Hyperliquid launched new outcome markets tied to offchain events. Vitalik outlined a leaner Ethereum Foundation focus on censorship resistance and privacy. Polymarket's UMA CTF Adapter was drained of ~$660,000 due to a private key compromise. Scammers stole over $400k via fake Google ads impersonating Uniswap.

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• BTC rebounds to $77.3K as Iran deal hopes lower oil prices
• SEC shelves third-party tokenized stocks after exchange pushback
• Bitcoin ETFs see $1.25B outflows; HYPE ETFs see $68M inflows
• Hyperliquid launches offchain outcome markets
• Polymarket UMA CTF drained $660K via private key leak

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