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- 06:34Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer Technologies increased its holdings by 65.6 BTC, bringing the total to 2,126.8 BTC.Jinse Finance reported, according to market sources: Singapore-listed bitcoin mining company Bitdeer Technologies (stock code: $BTDR) has increased its holdings by 65.6 bitcoins, bringing its total bitcoin holdings to 2,126.8.
- 06:31Midday Key Developments on October 217:00 (UTC+8) - 12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: Polygon, NewLimit, Bitmine, Solana Company 1. The "Chinese" section has been added to the contract market page of a certain exchange; 2. Vitalik published an article praising Sandeep and Polygon for their contributions to the Ethereum ecosystem; 3. The anti-aging company NewLimit, founded by the CEO of a certain exchange, announced the completion of a $45 million financing round; 4. 10x Research: The purchasing power exhaustion of digital treasury companies and whale sell-offs are currently limiting Bitcoin's upward movement; 5. Solana's new proposal SIMD-0266 plans to launch p-token, optimizing transaction efficiency by up to 98%; 6. Solana Company allows early investors to unlock PIPE financing round shares in advance, resulting in a 60% plunge in share price; 7. A suspected new Bitmine wallet has withdrawn over 63,000 ETH from Bitgo and a certain exchange, worth approximately $253 million.
- 06:31UK regulator grants first-stage approval for Global Payments' $24 billion acquisition of WorldpayJinse Finance reported that the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has approved Global Payments Inc.'s plan to acquire Worldpay. The decision from the first phase review, announced on Monday, confirmed that the CMA "has approved this proposed acquisition" and determined that the merger does not raise competition concerns requiring further investigation. The deal was announced in April this year and involves a three-way swap among Global Payments Inc., Fidelity National Information Services (FIS), and private equity firm GTCR. According to the plan, Atlanta-based Global Payments Inc. will acquire Worldpay for $24.25 billion (net of tax assets, $22.7 billion), while selling its issuing solutions division (TSYS) to FIS for $13.5 billion. Company documents show that after the transaction is completed, the merged merchant acquiring division will process over 94 billion transactions annually in 175 countries and regions, with a total transaction volume of approximately $3.7 trillion.