Overview of Key Overnight Developments on May 10
21:00-7:00 Keywords: Vance, ETF Staking
1. Fed's Bostic: It is not wise to adjust policy now;
2. U.S. Vice President Vance to speak at Bitcoin 2025 Conference;
3. BlackRock in talks with U.S. SEC to discuss crypto ETF staking and options trading issues;
4. BlackRock updates Ethereum ETF application to include "physical redemption" and quantum computing risk disclosure;
5. Trump: Costs are down, no inflation, which is contrary to what the Fed and fake news media want.
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