Meta Platforms Inc. is set to conduct its annual meeting online on May 27, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to Jin10, the meeting will be held virtually, allowing shareholders to participate remotely. This move aligns with the ongoing trend of companies opting for virtual meetings to ensure broader accessibility and convenience for stakeholders. The SEC filing provides details on the agenda and procedures for the meeting, emphasizing the company's commitment to transparency and shareholder engagement. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss Meta's strategic direction and financial performance, as well as vote on key proposals. The decision to hold the meeting online reflects Meta's adaptation to the evolving digital landscape and its focus on leveraging technology to enhance corporate governance.

Citi analyst Alex Saunders has suggested that a 5% allocation to gold can enhance portfolio efficiency. According to NS3.AI, Saunders emphasized that dividing this exposure between gold and Bitcoin yields even better outcomes. Citi's analysis indicates that this mixed allocation is beneficial during bond bull markets and bear-steepening cycles, which are associated with fiscal concerns and increasing inflation risks.

Morgan Stanley is increasingly incorporating cryptocurrency into its daily business activities, according to Amy Oldenburg, the head of digital asset strategy. According to NS3.AI, Oldenburg highlighted that the bank is integrating crypto and tokenization into its existing infrastructure while addressing challenges related to wallet, custody, data, and compliance. Additionally, Morgan Stanley is broadening client access beyond bitcoin exchange-traded products to include a wider range of offerings. Notably, the bank's MSBT bitcoin ETF surpassed $100 million in its first six days.

Netflix has kept its full-year revenue forecast unchanged at $50.7 billion to $51.7 billion. According to Jin10, the market had anticipated a revenue of $51.37 billion. This decision reflects Netflix's confidence in its financial outlook for the year.

Alcoa Inc. reported its first-quarter revenue at $3.19 billion, falling short of market expectations of $3.27 billion. According to Jin10, the company's financial performance was below analysts' forecasts, reflecting challenges in the aluminum industry. The discrepancy between actual revenue and projections highlights the volatility and unpredictability in the sector. Alcoa's results may prompt further analysis of market conditions and strategic adjustments moving forward.

A Polymarket trader has reportedly earned $320,000 by accurately predicting U.S. President Joe Biden's final pardons, according to NS3.AI. The trader utilized two linked wallets, identified by Bubblemaps, to place successful bets on four last-minute pardons. Additionally, the trader had previously wagered that Biden would pardon Hunter Biden. This discovery has intensified scrutiny over the timing of political bets, as CFTC Chair Mike Selig is questioned by Congress about the potential need for investigations into such trades.

Public crypto miners have sold over 32,000 BTC in the first quarter of 2026, surpassing their total sales for the entire year of 2025. According to NS3.AI, data from Hashrate Index indicates that the hashprice stands at approximately $33 per PH/s per day, which is below the $35 breakeven point for many miners. Additionally, CryptoQuant data reveals that the amount of BTC held by miners has decreased from over 1.86 million at the end of 2023 to about 1.8 million at the time of publication.

Publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies have sold more Bitcoin (BTC) in the first quarter of 2026 than in all four quarters of 2025, reflecting tightening business conditions within the mining industry. According to Cointelegraph, these companies, including MARA, CleanSpark, Riot, Cango, Core Scientific, and Bitdeer, collectively sold over 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026, as reported by TheEnergyMag. This figure surpasses the 20,000 BTC sold in Q2 2022 during the crypto bear market triggered by the Terra-Luna ecosystem collapse, setting a new record for BTC miner sales in a single quarter, according to TheMinerMag. The increased sales occur as hashprice, a critical metric for miner profitability that represents computing cost, remains at record low levels under $35 per petahash/second per day (PH/s), based on data from Hashrate Index. This $35 PH/s level is the breakeven point for many Bitcoin miners, especially those operating older mining machines. The current hashprice of approximately $33 PH/s per day places about 20% of the mining industry in unprofitable territory. Hashprice for BTC miners has been declining since July 2025 and now sits at about $33 PH/s per day, according to Hashrate Index. The mining industry faces increased competition due to a rising hashrate, reduced block rewards, and macroeconomic challenges. The Bitcoin Miner Reserve, which tracks all BTC held by miners, has been gradually decreasing since 2023, as noted by CryptoQuant. Bitcoin miners collectively held over 1.86 million BTC at the end of 2023 but currently hold about 1.8 million BTC. Miners periodically sell portions of their BTC to cover operating expenses, but lower crypto prices and rising energy costs have forced some to offload coins they would have held in their corporate treasuries. Asset manager CoinShares anticipates further capitulation among higher-cost operators in the first half of 2026 unless BTC's price recovers significantly. In contrast to the miners' selling, Bitcoin treasury companies like Strategy continue to acquire BTC. Michael Saylor, co-founder of the largest Bitcoin treasury company, indicated earlier this week that Strategy is purchasing more BTC as the price retreats from a local high of over $73,000 reached this week. "Think bigger," Saylor remarked on Sunday, sharing Strategy's BTC purchase history chart, which has become synonymous with imminent BTC acquisitions.

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