1. Canada will extend the compliance deadline for cryptocurrency trading platforms until the end of 2024, aiming to protect investors and ensure that trading platforms meet regulatory requirements.
2. This week, the net inflow of BTC ETF reached a total of 1.1085 billion US dollars, and the net inflow of ETH ETF reached a total of 85 million US dollars, indicating that institutional investors are gradually regaining confidence in buying.
Lin Chen, the head of Deribit's Asia-Pacific business, stated in a post on X that the BTC ETF has significantly improved compared to previous weeks, with net inflows for five consecutive days, with a total weekly net inflow of 1.1085 billion US dollars (increasing holdings by a total of 17,265.54 BTC). Among them, BlackRock changed from no change to net inflows for five consecutive days, accumulating an additional 7,808.46 BTC, accounting for 45% of the total net inflow. This indirectly reflects that institutional investors have gradually regained confidence in buying this week, and market sentiment has improved. The overall ETH ETF showed a net inflow this week, with a total weekly net inflow of 85 million US dollars (increasing holdings by a total of 31,522.88 ETH). Among them, the main force for selling is still ETHE. As of now, ETHE holds a total of 1,673,190.24 ETH, with a cumulative sale of approximately 942,039.67 ETH, accounting for 36.03% of the total supply. In addition, other institutions have shown a net inflow trend this week, and the overall capital flow remains relatively healthy. -Original
3. Next week, there will be multiple tokens unlocking, with a total release value of approximately 270 million US dollars, including OP worth 58.29 million US dollars on September 30 and SUI worth 110 million US dollars on October 1.
4. The United States will release the September non-farm payroll data on October 4, and the market is paying close attention.
The key events to focus on next week are as follows: On September 30, the unlocking of OP worth 58.29 million US dollars, accounting for 0.73% of the total supply; On October 1, the vice presidential candidates of the two parties in the United States will have a televised debate; On October 1, the unlocking of SUI worth 110 million US dollars, accounting for 0.642% of the total supply; On October 2, National Day, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will operate as usual; On October 4, the United States will release the September non-farm payroll data; For more information on upcoming events, please visit the AICoin "PC End-Flash-Event Calendar" module. -Original
5. The founder of MN Trading stated that the Bitcoin and DeFi markets have turned bullish, and the outlook for the next 12-18 months is optimistic.
MN Trading founder Michaël van de Poppe stated in a post on X: "After spending two weeks in Dubai, Singapore, and Thailand, I am on my way back to Amsterdam. The market has completely turned around, and Bitcoin and DeFi are now bullish. The first green week has already appeared, but compared to the upcoming 12-18 months, this is nothing at all." -Original
6. A high-winning rate ETH whale bought 1,504 ETH at an average price of $2,653, worth approximately $3.99 million.
A high-winning rate ETH whale started its twelfth wave, buying 1,504 ETH on-chain at an average price of $2,653 in the past 10 minutes, worth $3.99 million. It has previously conducted eleven waves, winning all eleven battles. -Original
7. Legal experts clarified that the SEC's lawsuit against Green United only targets specific fraudulent activities and does not affect the sale of cryptocurrency mining hardware.
The recent lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against the cryptocurrency company Green United has attracted attention in the industry. The SEC accused Green United of defrauding investors of $18 million through the sale of so-called "Green Boxes" mining equipment. Last Monday, a federal judge rejected Green United's request to dismiss the case, sparking speculation on social media about whether the sale of cryptocurrency mining hardware might be considered securities. However, several legal experts have stated that there is currently no reason to be overly concerned. Ishmael Green, a partner at the law firm Diaz Reus, pointed out that as long as mining equipment is sold with the understanding that it will be used by end users for mining, there should be no problem. Hadas Jacobi, an advisor at the law firm Reed Smith, stated that although the SEC did not explicitly mention hosted mining, it could have an impact on hosted mining services. Despite Green United's attempt to describe the case as a misunderstanding by the SEC regarding hosted mining, the judge rejected its request to dismiss the case. Currently, the judge has only decided to hear the case and has not ruled on the SEC's arguments. According to Bloomberg Law, Judge Ann Marie McKeig Allen of the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah stated: "The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sufficiently alleged that Green Boxes (computer hardware) combined with hosting agreements constitute securities in the operation of Green Boxes." This investigation is different from whether digital assets themselves and their trading meet the U.S. Supreme Court's test for investment contracts. Green United LLC failed to convince the federal court to dismiss the civil fraud lawsuit brought by the SEC, on the grounds that its cryptocurrency mining machine "Boxes" or hardware customers did not engage in securities transactions with it. -Original
8. The Dutch regulatory authority warns investors about the risks of "Pump-and-Dump" scams in the cryptocurrency market and will strictly enforce new regulations after MiCA takes effect.
The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) has warned investors about the risks of "Pump-and-Dump" scams in the cryptocurrency market before the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation takes effect in December. MiCA will prohibit illegal activities, including market manipulation such as these scams, and the AFM will supervise and enforce the new regulations in the Netherlands. The AFM pointed out that "Pump-and-Dump" scams artificially raise asset prices by spreading false information and then quickly selling for profit, damaging investor confidence. The AFM plans to strictly enforce the relevant provisions after MiCA takes effect to increase market transparency and protect investors. -Original
9. The dynamic Bitcoin inscription artwork "Ascend" will be auctioned for the first time at Christie's, marking a breakthrough for digital artworks in the traditional auction market.
The dynamic Bitcoin inscription artwork "Ascend" will participate in the live auction at Christie's in London on October 10. This artwork is the only digital artwork in this auction and the first dynamic Bitcoin inscription artwork to be listed at Christie's. The artwork depicts the beauty of the decline of the Tskaltubo Sanatorium in Georgia, which was a famous health resort during the Soviet era, built between 1952 and 1962, and is now in ruins. The artwork is engraved on the Bitcoin blockchain using the Ordinals protocol and switches between day and night modes, reflecting the real-time of the state of Georgia through a 30-minute transition process. -Original
10. FTX will allocate up to $230 million from government seizure proceeds to shareholders, causing surprise and anger among creditors.
11. HSBC issued a 1 billion Hong Kong dollar digital bond through its Orion DLT platform, the first digital note issued and listed in Hong Kong.
HSBC issued a one-year digital bond worth 1 billion Hong Kong dollars (approximately 128 million US dollars) through its Orion Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) platform. This is the first digital note issued by a Hong Kong company and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as well as the first digital bond issued in Hong Kong under English law, with an annual interest rate of 3.6%. The issuance used a similar technological architecture to the 756 million US dollar digital bond issued by the Hong Kong government earlier this year. By integrating with the Central Moneymarkets Unit (CMU) system, investors can purchase the bond through traditional means or the DLT platform, addressing liquidity issues. -Original
12. A survey shows that 34% of professional investors in London have invested or plan to invest in digital assets, indicating the increasing attractiveness of the digital asset market.
Northern Trust shared the results of a recent survey of 100 investment professionals in London, where 34% have already invested in digital assets or plan to do so soon. The survey found that two-thirds of respondents believe that private assets will benefit the most. The next most promising categories are commodities and real estate (53%), followed by money market funds (36%). Pete Cherecwich, the new Chief Operating Officer of Northern Trust, stated, "These findings underscore the duality of opportunity and challenge as our clients seek to meet their data needs through the convergence of emerging digital assets and advanced technology." -Original
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