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Decentralized exchange Uniswap has introduced ‘one-click swaps’, according to an announcement on May 13, 2025. Uniswap ( UNI ) said the launch of the new feature, live on the decentralized exchange’s web application, supports smart wallets that are compliant with Ethereum ( ETH ) Improvement Proposal 5792. EIP-5792 enables a standardized interface for transactions, ensuring consistency whether they originate from externally owned accounts or smart accounts. “Introducing one-click swaps. Now live on the Uniswap Web App for smart wallets with EIP-5792 support. Fewer clicks, less gas, faster swaps,” Uniswap Labs noted. The rollout follows Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade, which expanded support for EIP-5792 to most smart wallets. Users connecting to the Uniswap web app with a 5792-compatible wallet will now be able to approve tokens and execute swaps in a single transaction. As part of the Pectra update, 7,702 smart wallets are now fully supported on Uniswap’s platform. On May 12, Uniswap Labs chief executive Hayden Adams noted the DEX will be “rolling out”its own 7702 wallet. The platform will also support other 7702 wallets. According to Adams, the ultimate goal is to make one-click swapping available to all users. The move follows a similar upgrade by Trust Wallet, which recently added smart account compatibility. Uniswap’s growth as a leading DEX has seen the platform hit a staggering $3 trillion in all-time volume. The milestone sees Uniswap become the first DEX to reach the mark. According to Adams, it could be the first to reach $10 trillion. Uniswap is the first DEX to $3T volume 🦄 Bet its the first to 10 Grateful to everyone who swapped along the way as we decentralize the global finance system 🌐 pic.twitter.com/945Ab0Jpsl DeFillama data shows Uniswap has a daily volume of over $3.62 billion. Meanwhile, its weekly aggregate volume is more than $20.8 billion, up 83% in this period. However, PancakeSwap volume is up 127% in the past seven days, and has $3.63 in 24 hours to lead other DEXs. By total value locked, Uniswap sits at the top with over $4.96 billion, dwarfing PancakeSwap that currently stands at about $1.79 billion.

Yuga Labs, the Web3 company behind Bored Ape Yacht Club, has sold the intellectual property rights of the CryptoPunks NFT collection to the Infinite Node Foundation. The move, announced by the foundation on Tuesday, marks a significant shift for one of the most iconic NFT collections. Originally created in 2017 by Larva Labs, CryptoPunks consists of 10,000 pixel-art characters that have become synonymous with early digital art culture and the rise of blockchain-based ownership. The Infinite Node Foundation is a nonprofit focused on the preservation and exhibition of digital art. The foundation said it plans to expand the legacy of CryptoPunks through preservation, academic study, and physical exhibitions. It will launch a new museum-partnership program and debut a curated show featuring all 10,000 Punks at its upcoming permanent exhibition space in Palo Alto, California. The space will also include a live Ethereum ( ETH ) node to emphasize the on-chain nature of the works. “With this acquisition, we’re building an architecture that allows CryptoPunks to be understood and studied as part of both art history and internet culture,” said NODE chair Micky Malka. NODE’s advisory board includes key figures such as Matt Hall and John Watkinson (the creators of CryptoPunks), Yuga Labs co-founder Wylie Aronow, and Art Blocks founder Erick Calderon. The foundation is the first nonprofit to fully acquire the IP of a major internet-native artwork. Yuga Labs acquired CryptoPunks from Larva Labs in 2022 but had signaled from the start that its goal was long-term preservation, not commercialization. “We always knew Punks needed a permanent home built for preservation,” said Aronow. Despite generating over $377 million in secondary sales in 2024 alone, CryptoPunks have remained largely outside the traditional art world.

Thailand’s Finance Ministry plans to issue 5 billion baht ($150 million) in digital investment tokens—called the G-Token—within two months. Unlike traditional bonds, the G-Token is not classified as a debt instrument. Instead, it will be offered under Thailand’s budget borrowing plan, which aims to raise funds directly from the public, according to Bloomberg reporting . The move marks a shift in the government’s fundraising strategy and expands retail access to state-backed investments. According to Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajirai, investors will be able to participate with small amounts of capital and can expect returns higher than current bank deposit rates. The tokens are expected to meet all Bank of Thailand regulations and could help boost secondary bond market activity, offering more liquidity and accessibility. The current phase will serve as a test, with future issuances possible depending on demand. Thailand’s cabinet approved the G-Token plan and is part of broader digital asset initiatives being explored under the ruling Pheu Thai Party. Earlier this year, Thaksin Shinawatra—the father of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra—advocated for government bond-backed stablecoins to support both retail and institutional investors. The Bank of Thailand recently cut its key interest rate to 1.75%, prompting the search for higher-yielding alternatives among savers. Traditional bank deposits currently offer returns of about 1.25% to 1.5%. Thailand joins a growing number of Asian countries exploring blockchain-based finance, as global trends—including the U.S.’s evolving crypto stance—begin to influence regional policy.

DOW Jones lost 178 points, dragged down by reduced profit expectations from major U.S. healthcare firms. Stock markets are rallying thanks to the China-U.S. tariff de-escalation, but the DOW Jones is still lagging. On Tuesday, May 13, the S&P 500 was at 5,893 points, up 50 points or 0.85%, entering positive territory for the year of 2025. The tech-focused Nasdaq was trading at 21,222.80, up 354.652 points or 1.7%. At the same time, DOW Jones was at 42,250.67 points, down 159.43 or 0.38%. This is despite the fact that positive developments in U.S.-China trade relations boosted tech stocks. For instance, Nvidia was up 5.79%, Amazon was up 1.64%, while IBM gained 1.87%. Still, gains from Nvidia and Amazon were outweighed by Microsoft’s loss of 0.28%, as well as significant losses from healthcare firms. For instance, Johnson & Johnson lost 3.04%, while Merck lost 3.18%, both companies involved in healthcare. What is more, UnitedHealth lost an astonishing 16.34% after an abrupt exit by its long-time CEO, Andrew Witty. The company also suspended its annual price forecast, citing rising medical costs for the decision. Health care stocks have been on the decline after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at slashing prescription drug prices. The administration directed companies to cut drug prices to similar levels to what patients in other countries are paying. For those that don’t comply, the White House has threatened escalating, yet unspecified measures to keep them in line. Analysts estimated that cutting drug prices in the U.S. could cut 2028 net income for the world’s pharmaceutical industry by 8%. Still, while the move would cut into the profits of healthcare firms, it might bring relief to Americans struggling with rising healthcare costs.

The S&P 500 climbed 1% on Tuesday, recovering all of its 2025 losses as investors cheered a string of favorable developments in tech, trade, and inflation. The Nasdaq Composite surged 1.6%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.64%, weighed down by an 18% plunge in UnitedHealth shares after its CEO stepped down and the company suspended guidance. The rally was driven largely by a 6% gain in Nvidia, which crossed a $3 trillion market cap after news broke that it would ship 18,000 AI chips to Saudi Arabia. Other chipmakers, including Broadcom and AMD, jumped 4% each, riding momentum from renewed global demand and optimism over artificial intelligence. Adding fuel to the market rebound was a softer-than-expected Consumer Price Index reading for April. Inflation rose 2.3% year-over-year, slightly below economists’ expectations and marking the slowest annual pace since 2021. Bond traders adjusted expectations for interest rate cuts, now eyeing a September move by the Federal Reserve instead of June. Coinbase stock surged 23.97% today, rising $49.68 to close at $256.90. This came after Coinbase made history by becoming the first crypto company to join the S&P 500. Markets also reacted to the White House’s announcement of a $600 billion investment initiative and a 90-day tariff truce with China. The easing of geopolitical tensions contributed to a broader risk-on sentiment, lifting major tech stocks including Tesla (+5%) and Meta (+3%). Palantir jumped 9% following a $142 billion U.S.-Saudi defense deal, while Coinbase spiked over 18% on news of its inclusion in the S&P 500, signaling what analysts called a dramatic turnaround for the crypto industry under a more favorable regulatory climate.