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Goldman Sachs Exits XRP and SOL ETF Positions in Q1 2026
Goldman Sachs seems to have quietly unwound its entire XRP and Solana ETF positions in the first quarter of 2026.
This is according to its latest 13F filing, with the move coming after the firm had built up roughly $154 million in XRP ETF exposure just months earlier.
What the Filing Shows
Per Goldman’s Q1 2026 Form 13F, there are zero XRP ETF positions and zero Solana ETF positions, suggesting a clean exit from both. However, the filing shows multiple iShares Ethereum Trust entries, at approximately $114 million, $60 million, and $3.4 million, plus a separate iShares Staked Ethereum Trust position worth around $66.9 million.
The firm also retains a dominant position in Bitcoin (BTC), with hundreds of millions held primarily through the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF across multiple account entries. It also added to its position in Circle, Galaxy Digital, and Coinbase while trimming holdings in Strategy, IREN, Bit Digital, and Riot.
One note worth flagging: several XRP-centric accounts have been circulating claims on X that Goldman still held the asset, citing what appeared to be an SEC filing screenshot.
But a check of Goldman’s actual submitted 13F found no such XRP positions, with the screenshot shared in those posts appearing to reflect Q4 2025 data, not the current quarter, which would explain the discrepancy.
Goldman’s XRP and Solana exposure was relatively new, considering that both ETFs launched in Q4 2025, and the Wall Street giant moved in quickly.
By the end of that quarter, as CryptoPotato reported, the firm had accumulated around $154 million across four XRP products, namely Bitwise, Franklin, Grayscale, and 21Shares, making it the largest disclosed institutional investor in spot XRP ETFs at the time. The Solana position came alongside it.
XRP ETF Demand Still Strong Despite Goldman Exit
The Q1 exit happened against a difficult background for the exchange-traded funds tracking the Ripple token. They had a pretty successful couple of months soon after their launch, but falling crypto prices in early 2026, caused by growing global uncertainty, put them on the back burner, which led to a first month in the red for them in March.
Nonetheless, things changed in April, with the products hitting a green patch and seeing more than $81 million in inflows. This month, with two weeks still to go, capital that has come into spot XRP ETFs stands at nearly $95 million, with cumulative net inflows hitting a new all-time high of $1.39 billion.
On their part, Solana ETFs have never seen a red month since their debut, even though inflows have reduced considerably from the $419 million recorded in November 2025. Like their XRP counterparts, the funds also recorded a new ATH in cumulative net inflows in May, after getting to $1.12 billion.
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Bitcoin has fallen about 6% from $82,000 to $76,800, but underlying data point to more than routine pullback.
Bitcoin-focused DeFi protocol Echo Protocol was exploited on Monday in the latest security breach to hit the DeFi sector this month. The attack was first flagged by pseudonymous crypto influencer DCF GOD on X at around 5:55 p.m. ET.
The exact cause of the incident has not yet been identified.
Echo Protocol Exploit
Findings by Onchain Labs reveal that the attacker allegedly minted 1,000 eBTC worth about $76.7 million and then used what was described as a previously tested exploit route involving Curvance. The exploiter reportedly deposited 45 eBTC, roughly worth $3.45 million, into Curvance as collateral before borrowing around 11.29 WBTC worth about $867,700.
The borrowed WBTC was then bridged to Ethereum, swapped into ETH, and 385 ETH, which is valued at around $818,000, was later sent to Tornado Cash.
Keone Hon, co-founder of Monad, later clarified that the Monad network itself was not impacted and continues to operate normally. Additionally, Curvance also stated that its smart contracts showed no signs of compromise and explained,
“Due to Curvance’s fully isolated market architecture, no other markets are impacted. Out of an abundance of caution, the affected market has been paused while our team actively investigates the situation alongside ecosystem partners.”
The hacker still holds approximately 955 eBTC worth more than $73 million, according to data shared by blockchain tracker Lookonchain. Meanwhile, Echo Protocol confirmed that they are currently investigating the security incident and have suspended all cross-chain transactions.
ECHO Token Drops 12%
Following news of the exploit, ECHO came under heavy selling pressure and fell more than 12%. At the time of writing, the token was trading near $0.0049.
The Echo exploit followed two other major crypto hacks within four days, including attacks on THORChain with stolen funds of more than $10 million and the Verus-Ethereum Bridge, which saw $11.5 million being stolen. Overall, the Echo exploit has pushed the total number of security breaches recorded in May to 14.
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The SEC is set to release a so-called “innovation exemption” for tokenized stocks, which will pave the way for trading digital versions of securities, reported Bloomberg on Tuesday.
The agency’s framework for tokenized stock trading under the Trump administration’s direction is expected to be finalized this week, the anonymous sources told the outlet. These tokenized assets would also be tradeable on decentralized crypto platforms in a move that could “reshape the landscape of the American stock market,” it reported.
Huge Shift in US Crypto Infrastructure
Under Chair Paul Atkins, the SEC has signaled support for tokenization since mid-2025, including exemptions to accelerate on-chain securities trading, aligning with broader US policy to lead in digital assets.
The SEC is leaning toward allowing trading of tokens that do not have the backing or consent of the public companies whose shares they track, reported Reuters. These tokens may not provide traditional shareholder rights, such as voting power or dividends, the report added.
The move could be one of the biggest shifts into crypto infrastructure yet, paving the way for 24/7 trading of digital securities, potential DeFi integration for equities, and growth in platforms handling tokenized assets.
DeFi analyst Ignas said it was bullish for multiple assets, including ONDO, CFG, PENDLE, and HYPE, as well as lending markets that accept tokenized collateral, such as AAVE, MORPHO, and FLUID. Tokenization is shifting from plans to policy in a structural shift that will enable round-the-clock trading and decentralized rails.
“We’ve entered a global race to tokenize money and capital markets,” commented Token Terminal.
“The economic advantages of asset tokenization are too good to ignore, which is why we believe that all other major nations and economic zones will try to follow the US playbook when it comes to stablecoins and asset tokenization.”
Tokenized Stocks Remain Small
Tokenized stocks comprise a small piece of the larger tokenized real-world asset pie with just $1.45 billion, or 4.3% share of distributed TVL, according to RWA.xyz.
Tokenized US Treasuries make up the lion’s share with 46% of $15.5 billion, and Ethereum is the blockchain of choice with a market share exceeding 60% (including layer-2s) of all tokenized RWA.
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DeFi yields on blue-chip stablecoins now trail bank cash and tokenized Treasuries, forcing CoinEx to pitch Flexible Savings as a liquidity tool, not a rate stunt.
Summary
- DeFi lending yields on blue-chip stablecoins have slipped below leading U.S. high-yield savings accounts, forcing CoinEx and other platforms to reposition crypto savings as part of a broader yield toolkit rather than a simple rate play.
- Crypto savings products still offer competitive APYs in some niches, but they now compete directly with dollar yields on brokerage cash and bank deposits that carry far less risk.
- As policymakers move to clamp down on stablecoin yield, exchanges are leaning into flexible savings products like CoinEx Flexible Savings to keep idle crypto productive without demanding long lockups.
CoinEx’s pitch for crypto-denominated savings now lands in a market where, for the first time in a full cycle, many on-chain savings products pay less than mainstream dollar savings accounts while still carrying protocol and platform risk.
Crypto yields lose their risk premium
Commentators have recently described the shift as a quiet inversion of DeFi’s original bargain. One widely shared summary of April 2026 rate conditions put it bluntly: “DeFi stablecoin yield in April 2026 is a quiet tragedy → Aave / Morpho / Euler: ~1.8%–3.1% → Interactive Brokers cash: ~3.14%,” arguing that the “risk premium that justified DeFi’s existence has inverted.” In other words, the extra return that once compensated for smart contract exploits, oracle failures and governance risk has narrowed or disappeared on undifferentiated stablecoin lending.
Where CoinEx Flexible Savings fits
In this environment, crypto savings products are being judged less by headline APY and more by how they integrate into a user’s overall balance sheet. A 2026 guide to interest-bearing crypto accounts noted that platforms now emphasize terms, liquidity and payout structure — “Flexible Savings” versus “Fixed-term Savings,” daily versus end-of-term payouts — rather than simply marketing “up to” rates divorced from real conditions.
According to CoinEx, its Flexible Savings product is a “principal-protected wealth management” solution where users subscribe with idle balances, interest starts accruing from the next full hour, is calculated hourly, and is credited in a single daily payout at 00:00. Assets can be redeemed at any time, returning instantly to the spot account and stopping interest accrual upon redemption, a structure that some characterize as “focusing on liquidity” for investors “seeking returns without locking up their assets.”
Regulation, meanwhile, is tilting the field toward banks, especially around dollar-pegged assets. Reporting on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act describes how the latest draft “prohibits offering yield directly or indirectly on stablecoin balances,” banning anything “economically or functionally equivalent to bank interest” and explicitly targeting exchange programs that had passed stablecoin rewards through to users. As one FinTech Weekly analysis put it, banks “would get regulatory clarity but lose the competitive tool that made stablecoins threatening to the deposit base,” with the current text landing “closer to the bank position than the White House compromise that preceded it.”
For savers already holding Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) or stablecoins, the result is a more nuanced choice than the old “DeFi beats banks” slogan. Crypto savings through products such as CoinEx Flexible Savings now sit alongside tokenized Treasuries — averaging about 3.38% seven-day APY in recent surveys — and high-yield dollar accounts, functioning less as a replacement for insured cash and more as a portfolio-efficiency tool for keeping dormant crypto balances working within a clear, transparent risk framework.
An Ohio investment manager, Rathnakishore Giri, received a nine-year prison sentence Monday for orchestrating a $10 million crypto Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors.
The 31-year-old New Albany resident also drew three years of supervised release.
Ohio Crypto Scammer Jailed 9 Years Over Crypto Ponzi Fraud
Giri marketed himself as an experienced cryptocurrency and Bitcoin (BTC) derivatives trader. He promised clients lucrative returns with no risk to their money.
He also guaranteed that the investor principal would be returned. In reality, prosecutors said he was routing new inflows to earlier investors in a classic Ponzi scheme.
Giri carried a record of failed trades and lost client capital, the Justice Department noted. When investors asked to cash out, however, he offered fabricated reasons for delays.
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Federal authorities first indicted Giri in November 2022 on five counts of wire fraud. He pleaded guilty to one count in October 2024.
While awaiting sentencing, Giri kept raising money from crypto investors.
“In advance of today’s sentencing, Giri admitted to this additional conduct pursuant to an amended plea agreement with the Department,” the press release read.
The sentence lands as crypto-linked fraud continues to climb. Americans reported $11.36 billion in cryptocurrency losses to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2025. That figure marked a 22% jump over the prior year.
The Justice Department’s Fraud Section prosecuted the case. Acting Deputy Chief Lucy B. Jennings and Trial Attorney Tamara Livshiz led the prosecution.
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World Liberty Financial treasury company AI Financial warns in SEC filing that it may not survive the year
The former Alt5 Sigma marked its 7.28 billion WLFI tokens at $706 million, down from a roughly $1.46 billion cost basis, while disclosing that the holdings remain locked amid liquidity concerns.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies chairman Tom Lee says the crypto treasury company took advantage of a recent Ether price drop under $2,200 to scoop up another 71,672 Ether for its stockpile.
Ether (ETH) has traded between $2,081 and $2,341 over the past seven days. It was trading at $2,128 as of Tuesday and was down 8.7% over the same period.
“Over the past week, we acquired 71,672 ETH. We view the recent pullback of ETH to below $2,200 as an attractive opportunity. Bitmine is expected to reach the alchemy of 5% sometime in 2026,” Lee said on Monday.
Bitmine is the largest Ether treasury company and has consistently bought the token, even during market downturns, in a business model similar to Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury firm, Strategy.
Bitmine’s total treasury holdings stand at more than 5.2 million, with the company’s goal to hold 5% of the token’s circulating supply of 120.7 million. It bought 26,659 Ether between May 4 and May 11, breaking its three-week streak of adding more than 100,000 Ether per week.
It comes amid reports that an Ethereum whale who previously cashed out their Ether also bought the dip over the weekend, making a return to the asset.
Blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain said in an X post Saturday that a whale who bought Ether more than a decade ago and sold their holdings a year ago has started buying again.
Source: Lookonchain
The OG whale purchased 1,951 Ether at $2,182, and Lookonchain speculated “he may keep buying.”
Ether under pressure amid Middle East conflict
Lee said Monday that rising oil prices, which soared after the conflict in the Middle East escalated earlier this year, have been a consistent drag on Ether’s price. He predicted that a reversal in oil prices could lead to Ether recovering.
Ether reached an all-time high of $4,946 in August 2025 but has since fallen about 57%. Analysts have predicted the token could still rise before the end of the year.
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Financial institution Citigroup predicted in March that Ether could reach $3,175 in the next 12 months. In a bull case, however, it could hit $4,488, driven by stablecoin and tokenization interest and usage.
Meanwhile, CoinGecko, citing prediction market data, speculated that Ether has a 48% chance of ending the year at $1,500 and a 25% chance of ending the year at $3,500.
Earlier this year, banking giant Standard Chartered had a more bullish outlook. Geoffrey Kendrick, the bank’s head of digital assets research, said in a January report that Ether could hit $7,500 by the end of the year, driven by growing adoption of blockchains and onchain products.
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Decentralized finance protocol Echo Protocol was exploited after an attacker minted about 1,000 unauthorized eBTC on the protocol, which is deployed on the Monad blockchain.
Blockchain security firm PeckShield and analytics platform Lookonchain both reported the incident on Tuesday, noting that a hacker minted 1,000 synthetic Bitcoin (eBTC) worth around $76.7 million.
“We are currently investigating a security incident impacting the Echo bridge on Monad. All cross-chain transactions remain suspended while the investigation is underway,” Echo Protocol said on Tuesday.
This latest exploit comes in a month that has seen at least 12 protocols compromised, including THORChain, Verus Protocol’s Ethereum bridge, Transit Finance, TrustedVolumes and Ekubo.
According to PeckShield, the attacker attempted to launder some of the loot by depositing 45 eBTC worth around $3.45 million into DeFi lending and liquidity management protocol Curvance.
The attacker then borrowed 11.3 wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) worth $868,000 against it, bridged the tokens to Ethereum, swapped them for ETH, and sent 384 ETH worth about $822,000 to the Tornado Cash mixing service.
The attacker still holds 955 eBTC worth about $73 million, according to DeBank.
Echo Protocol is a Bitcoin DeFi platform focused on Bitcoin liquidity aggregation, liquid staking, restaking, and yield generation. It creates unified, liquid BTC assets such as eBTC for users to bridge and deploy in DeFi for additional yield. The protocol is deployed on Monad, a high-performance, layer-1, EVM-compatible blockchain.
The hacker still holds 95% of the stolen crypto. Source: DeBank
Admin private key compromised
Blockchain developer “Marioo” reported that it was not a smart contract bug, but an admin private key compromise, and the root cause was “operational, not technical.”
The eBTC contract “worked exactly as designed,” they said, adding that the vulnerabilities included a single signature for the admin role, no timelock, no minting supply cap or rate limit, and no “supply sanity check” by Curvance for the freshly minted collateral.
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Curvance reported that it was aware of the “anomaly” detected in the Echo eBTC market on Curvance and confirmed that there was no compromise with its own smart contracts. It paused the affected market for investigation.
Monad co-founder Keone Hon clarified on X that “the Monad network is not affected and is operating normally.”
Meanwhile, Echo Protocol said it will provide updates through its official channels as more information becomes available.
DeFi hacks surge in 2026
The year has been challenging for DeFi security, with dozens of protocols exploited for hundreds of millions in crypto and more than 20 protocols shuttering services.
Two of the largest hacks this year included the exploit of the Drift Protocol, which lost $285 million, and Kelp DAO, which was exploited for $292 million in April.
On Monday, Verus Protocol’s Ethereum bridge was exploited through a fake cross-chain transfer message that allowed a hacker to steal at least $11.6 million in crypto.
Decentralized liquidity protocol THORChain halted trading on Friday after blockchain investigator ZachXBT flagged a suspected $10 million exploit.
Meanwhile, Transit Finance suffered a deprecated smart contract exploit, resulting in the loss of $1.88 million last week.
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Standard Chartered will cut more than 15% of corporate function roles by 2030 as the UK-headquartered bank scales up the use of artificial intelligence.
The bank confirmed the plan in a strategy update to investors alongside fresh profitability targets.
Banking Giant Standard Chartered to Cut Thousands of Jobs
The banking giant’s restructuring is set to eliminate over 7,000 positions from its workforce of 80,000 employees. Speaking at a press briefing, chief executive Bill Winters said the headcount reduction will be driven by greater use of AI and automation.
“It’s not cost-cutting. It’s replacing in some cases lower-value human capital with the financial capital and the investment capital we’re putting in,” Winters said.
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The bank did not disclose which locations would absorb the cuts. However, some affected staff will move into other roles inside the business, the BBC reported.
Alongside the job cuts, Standard Chartered lifted its profitability outlook. The bank is now targeting a return on tangible equity (RoTE) above 15% in 2028, more than 3 percentage points above its 2025 level, and aims to push that figure to around 18% by 2030.
“We are scaling practical uses of automation, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence to streamline processes, improve decision‑making and enhance both client service and internal efficiency,” the bank said.
Standard Chartered joins a swelling roster of companies trimming headcount in 2026. Amazon announced 16,000 job cuts in January.
Meta will begin shedding roughly 8,000 roles, about 10% of its workforce, starting Wednesday. Crypto analytics platform Dune also cut a quarter of its staff as part of a pivot toward AI and institutional onchain data. The shakeout now reaches sectors as varied as banking, tech, and online gambling.
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Ibiza Tech Forum 2026 to Host Blockchain, Digital Assets and Institutional Finance Programme
Ibiza Tech Forum 2026 will feature a dedicated programme on blockchain, digital assets, quantum technology, trading and alternative investment from May 19-22 in Ibiza, Spain. Now in its fourth edition, the forum will bring together exchanges, banks, investors, blockchain infrastructure providers, Web3 builders and global media professionals to discuss the next era of digital finance.
The digital assets industry is entering a new phase, with growing focus on regulation, institutional adoption, custody, liquidity, stablecoins, real-world assets and market infrastructure. As Europe adapts to MiCA, the GCC strengthens its position in digital finance, and Latin America continues to grow as a crypto and fintech frontier, Ibiza Tech Forum 2026 arrives as a meeting point between regions, capital and innovation.
The financial and crypto programme begins May 20 with a TradingView Trading Competition at Hotel Bonito Ibiza. The event will combine live trading, networking and community programming for traders, investors, financial creators and digital asset professionals.
The main digital assets stage takes place May 21 at Auditorio Caló de s’Oli. The day opens with “Connecting Europe and the GCC,” led by Adel Alawadhi, Co-founder and Chairman of The Corporate Group, covering capital corridors, regulation and international financial infrastructure.
A panel titled “Lost at Sea No More: How Europe’s Crypto Industry Survived to See MiCA” will feature representatives from MoonPay, Bit2Me, Criptan, Bitvavo and Mandioca, addressing compliance, adoption and market confidence in the post-MiCA regulatory environment. The programme will also include “The New Financial Backbone: How Exchanges Will Secure the Future of the Digital Economy,” with speakers from TradingView, Solana Foundation, FXStreet and Bybit EU examining liquidity, exchange infrastructure and institutional growth.
A session titled “Redefining Financial Infrastructure: Stablecoins, RWA and the Next Global Markets” will feature perspectives from BeInCrypto, BBVA, Trezora, Kraken and Damex, exploring how digital assets are moving from alternative markets into core financial infrastructure. The institutional future of blockchain will also be examined through “Blockchain Infrastructure for the Next Billion Users: When Governments and Corporations Finally Go On-Chain,” featuring The Hashgraph Group, Alastria, RSM Spain, MK Fintech Partners, Recoveris, Arkangeles and HitchAkbal.
Beyond crypto, the forum connects the digital assets ecosystem with the broader world of alternative investment. Sessions including “From Angels to Exits: How Smart Capital Really Moves,” “From Zero to Scale: Capital, Strategy and the Art of Growing Fast,” and “Beyond Traditional Markets: The Future of Alternative Investments in a Fintech-Driven World” will bring together venture capital, private markets, angel investors, fintech founders and Web3 leaders. The forum will also explore Web3 audience development through “The Community Playbook: Growing, Retaining and Monetizing Web3 Audiences.”
About Ibiza Tech Forum
Ibiza Tech Forum is an annual technology and innovation forum held in Ibiza, Spain, now in its fourth edition. The event connects founders, investors, financial institutions, blockchain developers and media professionals across digital assets, fintech, alternative investment and Web3. For more information, visit https://ibizatechforum.com/.
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