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Swan will cancel its public listing plan and close its Bitcoin mining department
Golden Finance reported that Cory Klippsten, CEO of Swan, a California-based Bitcoin-specific investment platform, announced at X that the company is withdrawing its mining operations, downsizing and canceling its listing plans.
Swan’s managed mining division was established in July 2023 and was originally planned to go public at the end of this year. Klippsten said: “Swan is unlikely to continue our managed mining business in the near term. As we are unable to generate significant short-term revenue from the managed mining division, we will In addition, the company has laid off several employees "in multiple departments" and scaled back its growth strategy. Klippsten said he would try to offer new jobs to these laid-off employees, but it is not clear how many Swan employees lost their jobs.
DeFi hot spots
1.Arkham has determined the on-chain addresses of all Ethereum ETFs that will be launched today
2. Sui integrates Amazon Web Services' blockchain node runner
Golden Finance reported that Sui Foundation announced the integration of Amazon Web Services (AWS) blockchain node runner on Sui to provide developers with Provides a self-managed node deployment solution. With this integration, builders on Sui will be able to set up and deploy Sui full nodes in the AWS environment. AWS Blockchain Node Runners simplifies the process of running blockchain nodes, enabling users to Easily deploy, scale, manage, and monitor secure blockchain nodes.
3.CoinShares analyst: Ethereum ETF without pledge function is Like "bonds with no yield"
Golden Finance reported that investors were more cautious and divided before the launch of Ethereum ETF in the United States. The move is in stark contrast to the enthusiasm that prevailed before the launch of a bitcoin ETF. A major concern for some investors is that the SEC has excluded a mechanism for “staking,” a key feature on the Ethereum blockchain. Enables Ethereum users to earn rewards by locking up their ether to help secure the network. The rewards or earnings come in the form of newly issued ether and a portion of the network's transaction fees. As currently structured, the SEC will only allow ETFs to hold regular Uncollateralized Ethereum.
“Institutional investors who are looking at Ethereum know that staking can earn them a yield,” said McClurg, the CoinShares analyst. “It’s like a bond manager saying, I’m going to buy a bond, but I don’t want to earn interest. That’s the same as buying a bond.” McClurg believes that investors will continue to stake Ethereum outside the ETF and earn returns rather than paying fees and holding Ethereum in the ETF.
4.RWA platform Libre adds tokenized gateway to Solana
Golden Finance reported that Libre, a startup focused on asset tokenization, is adding a large number of blockchain-based funds to the Solana network, including the first launch of the Hamilton Lane credit fund.
Libre was formed by hedge fund Brevan Howard's WebN Group and financial services giant Laser Digital, a subsidiary of Nomura Securities, has established a joint venture.
Libre said that adding the company's tokenization gateway to the Solana blockchain will allow users to access the Hamilton Lane SCOPE fund on the chain for the first time, as well as the Brevan Howard Master Fund and the Blackrock ICS Money Market Fund. . Libre's alliance of traditional financial and cryptocurrency institutions first used Polygon CDK to build its blockchain fund product.
5. Bitwise plans to donate 10% of its Ethereum spot ETF profits to Ethereum developers
Gold According to financial reports, Bitwise, one of the eight spot Ethereum ETF issuers, announced that it will donate 10% of its fund profits to Ethereum developers.
According to a statement, these donations will be distributed to two organizations: Protocol Guild and PBS Foundation The Protocol Guild is a grassroots funding organization that supports more than 170 core contributors working on Ethereum research and development; the PBS Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides funding for open source Ethereum block relay and related research.
Game Hotspots
1. Epic Games CEO: "Fortnite" Blockchain technology may be used in the future, but cryptocurrency or NFT transactions will not be adopted.
Golden Finance reported that Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said, Battle Royale game giant Fortnite may use blockchain in the future, but will not adopt cryptocurrency or NFT transactions. He stressed that the "basic idea" of blockchain has potential and may be used as a decryption tool. Sweeney pointed out that blockchain has failed to fully develop in the purely technical community and has instead been viewed as a financial tool, which has led to speculation, scams and regulatory uncertainty that have seriously affected its value. .
2. Data: Game platform Roblox earned $3.5 billion last year by selling virtual currency Robux
Golden Finance reported that Bloomberg reported that the online game creation platform Roblox earned $3.5 billion last year mainly through the sale of its virtual currency Robux, which users on Roblox can use to buy virtual accessories. The platform has been accused of exposing some minors to danger due to its interactivity and anonymity. To this end, the platform will change the default settings, and users under the age of 9 will be automatically restricted from playing some games after the fall.
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