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03:24
Data: Bitget's Nasdaq 100 Index ETF (QQQ) contract open interest accounts for 58% of the total market, ranking first among CEXs.
Odaily reported that according to CoinGlass data, the total contract holdings of Nasdaq 100 Index ETF (QQQ) across the network reached 5.7372 millions USD. Among them, Bitget's holdings amounted to 3.3576 millions USD, accounting for 58% of the total, ranking first among exchanges.
03:22
Data: 200 BTC transferred out from a certain exchange, worth approximately $13.87 million
ChainCatcher news, according to Arkham data, at 11:17 (UTC+8), 200 BTC (worth approximately 13.87 millions USD) were transferred from a certain exchange to multiple addresses, with a portion flowing into Chivo Wallet.
03:22
SEC Chair: Tokenized Securities Still Subject to Federal Securities Laws, Distributed Ledger Technology Holds Many Potential Benefits for the Financial Industry
BlockBeats News, March 12th, during his appearance on the All-In Podcast, Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stated, "From my perspective, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) has many potential benefits for the financial services industry, and we are at a critical juncture where we could achieve T+0 settlement—meaning almost real-time delivery versus payment, even completing payment with on-chain digital assets. This is very exciting. To prevent issues like fraud, we may even need to establish some speed bumps." However, there are challenges, such as liquidity issues. What does the concept of best bid and offer mean in this new system? This is one of the issues we need to address. Our principle is: if an asset is fundamentally a security, even if it is tokenized, it is still a security, and federal securities laws still apply. But regulators have a responsibility to ensure that our rules truly apply to new practical applications. As trading purposes and settlement methods evolve, we also need to make corresponding adjustments. We need to adjust our framework to truly fit the new technological environment. This is what we are working hard on now—reviewing our regulations one by one to ensure they can adapt to the development of emerging technologies. The SEC is coordinating regulation with the CFTC. For example, if an asset is a tokenized security, it falls under the SEC's regulatory framework; whereas if it is a digital currency, digital token, digital asset, or digital collectible, it falls under the CFTC's regulatory purview."
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