| The trading volume of CME Bitcoin options on the first day reached 2.1 million US dollars; the number of Lightning Network nodes exceeded 11,000

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CME Bitcoin Options Are Open for Trading, with $2.1M Volume in First Day

A CME spokesman said that 55 contracts (approximately 275 bitcoins, worth approximately $2.1 million) were traded on the first day of its Bitcoin options, exceeding Bakkt’s first-day trading volume of Bitcoin options ($1.15 million). . (The Block)

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Data shows: the number of lightning network nodes exceeds 11,000

Data shows: the number of lightning network nodes exceeds 11,000

Soochow Securities: The issuance of the central bank’s digital currency will most likely be transformed from the previous payment and settlement system

Soochow Securities: The issuance of the central bank’s digital currency will most likely be transformed from the previous payment and settlement system

Encrypted derivatives exchange Deribit sells 10% of its shares at a valuation of more than 100 million

Encrypted derivatives exchange Deribit sells 10% of its shares at a valuation of more than 100 million

Crypto derivatives exchange Deribit has sold 10 percent of its common stock to QCP Capital and Three Arrows Capital, which are looking for more investors to split the 10 percent stake. The exchange touts its "high value" to investors, especially compared to BitMEX's $8 billion valuation and FTX's $700 million to $1 billion valuation. While Deribit currently dominates the options market, competition is intensifying as Bakkt, CME, FTX, and OKEx all enter the ecosystem. (The Block)

Analysis: 35,000 Upbit stolen ETH entered a new round of money laundering

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) launches private placement again

Grayscale Investments (Grayscale Investments) announced today that it will once again launch the private placement of its Bitcoin Trust Fund (OTCQX: GBTC) shares. The trust's private placements are conducted regularly throughout the year and are currently available for daily subscription by accredited investors. (GlobeNewsWire)

Blockchain industry

China's supply chain financial digital information service platform will explore and build a supply chain financial application subsystem based on blockchain technology

China's supply chain financial digital information service platform will explore and build a supply chain financial application subsystem based on blockchain technology

Shenzhen Qianhai Taxation Bureau's first blockchain tax management service cloud platform is officially launched

Crypto Asset Broker Voyager Completes Acquisition of VYGR Digital Securities

Investment and Financing

Crypto Asset Broker Voyager Completes Acquisition of VYGR Digital Securities

Blockchain startup Atomic completes $2.5 million in seed round, led by Hexa Group

Blockchain startup Atomic completes $2.5 million in seed round, led by Hexa Group

Blockchain startup Atomic completes $2.5 million in seed round, led by Hexa Group

Smart contract as a service (SCaaS) platform Simba Chain completes $1.5 million in seed round financing

South Bend, Indiana-based Simba Chain, a cloud-based smart contract-as-a-service (SCaaS) platform, announced that it has closed a $1.5 million seed round. Investors participating in this round of financing include University of Notre Dame's Pit Road Fund, Elevate Ventures, First Source Capital and several angel investors. (Finsmes)

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Weiss Ratings: Dai is not a stablecoin

Weiss Ratings: Dai is not a stablecoin

Cryptocurrency rating agency Weiss Ratings tweeted: "Dai is not a stablecoin, but an independent currency pegged to the US dollar. It does not require stability - you can peg it to any other stable asset, but this will not What a difference. In fact, Dai is very similar to other third world currencies that are pegged to the dollar.”

Director of the Beijing Financial Bureau: In the future, virtual currency exchange licenses should not be issued in the territory