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- 09:52Hong Kong Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury: Will explore tokenization for ETFs already listed on the Hong Kong Stock ExchangeAccording to Jinse Finance, at the inauguration ceremony of the Hong Kong Digital Asset Listed Companies Association, Joseph Chan, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, stated, "In terms of tokenized product categories, three years ago, the Hong Kong SAR government was actively issuing green bonds every year. In the future, we plan to make the issuance of such bonds routine, and will also explore the application of tokenization in various fields such as renewable energy. In addition, the Hong Kong SAR government will also take measures to explore tokenization methods for ETFs already listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, further attracting investor participation."
- 09:41Early Bitcoin holder "bc1qlf" resold 750 bitcoins in the past 2 hoursJinse Finance reported, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, that early Bitcoin holder "bc1qlf" sold another 750 bitcoins (BTC, worth $83.11 million) in the past two hours. Twelve years ago, he acquired 5,000 bitcoins (BTC, then worth $1.66 million) at a unit price of only $332, and did not start selling until the Bitcoin price broke $90,000 in December 2024. So far, he has sold 1,750 bitcoins (worth $189.3 million) at an average price of $108,160, with 3,250 bitcoins (worth $360.75 million) remaining. The total profit from this investment has reached $550 million, with a return rate as high as 331 times.
- 09:22Over 100 Cryptocurrency Institutions Urge Lawmakers to Protect Software Developers During Review of Digital Asset Industry Regulatory ProposalsJinse Finance reported, citing an article from The Block, that several cryptocurrency companies, including a certain exchange, Paxos, and Uniswap Labs, are urging Senate committee leadership to include adjustment provisions in market structure-related legislation. Over the past year, members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have been advancing legislative efforts aimed at comprehensively regulating the cryptocurrency industry. Relevant stakeholders have stated that if the necessary protective measures are not implemented, they will be unable to support this market structure bill.