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Tendermint, the development company behind Cosmos, announced a restructuring

Tendermint, the development company behind Cosmos, announced a restructuring

digital currency

digital currency

The Web3 Foundation will announce the details of Polkadot's next round of public offering as soon as tomorrow

Gavin Wood, the founder of the cross-chain project Polkadot, answered questions about DOT’s next round of public offering plans in the community, saying that the Web3 Foundation may announce the details of Polkadot’s next round of public offerings this week, most likely today (February 20th) )Announce.

The judge temporarily reserved the US SEC's preliminary injunction against TON, and the case will be judged before April 30

At the hearing against TON and Gram, Telegram lawyer Alexander Drylewski said that the US SEC's Howey test does not apply to digital assets unless it promises to conduct regulatory oversight of these assets, which means that when the TON blockchain is launched, Gram will No longer a security. In the end, Judge Castel retained the US SEC's preliminary injunction against Telegram's TON and assured Telegram's lawyer Drylewski that the case will be judged before April 30. According to previous news, at the end of October last year, Telegram officially confirmed that the launch deadline of TON will be postponed to April 30 this year. (CoinDesk)

Crypto Derivatives Exchange Deribit Completes 10% Stake Sale
Crypto Derivatives Exchange Deribit Completes 10% Stake Sale

A 10% stake will be released proportionally from the exchange's existing shareholders. Meanwhile, Deribit CEO John Jansen and COO Marius Jansen still hold a majority stake, according to Su Zhu, CEO of cryptocurrency fund Three Arrows Capital. (The Block)

Fortress Raises Offer, Willing to Buy Mt.Gox Claims at USD 1,300 per BTC

Fortress Investment Group has increased its offer for victims of the Mt.Gox exchange. Fortress offered $1,300 per bitcoin, or 88% of the value of user accounts at the time of the hack. (Bitcoinist)

bZx: The second attack is an Oracle operation attack, which is different from the previous one

bZx: The second attack is an Oracle operation attack, which is different from the previous one

The Defi protocol bZx was attacked again on February 18. In response, BZX tweeted that the second attack was an Oracle operation attack, which was completely different from the first attack. The attackers made a net profit of approximately $600,000 from the system. The sUSD reserve on Kyber contains APR and Uniswap pools. We believe an attacker could manipulate both and bypass related checks. We will implement a change that will allow traders and borrowers to close their positions. During this time we will strengthen protocol security to ensure that similar incidents do not happen again. Additionally, we are working with Chainlink and other oracle networks to create a more secure oracle network and reduce the attack surface of the protocol.
Binance official response: "Binance lost coins" is fake news

He Yi, the co-founder of Binance, responded in the community: Small maintenance, the contract is still trading normally, and those who are worried about being stolen or running away can put their hearts back on their chests. Binance Exchange encountered unplanned system maintenance and trading was suspended. One of the exchange's data pusher modules (Data Pusher) has a problem, and the transaction matching engine is working well. Except for the market data, no data is lost or damaged. It is currently being repaired and the funds are safe.

Contents Protocol announced that it will terminate the project, and the remaining assets will be distributed to token holders in ETH

Blockchain application

Blockchain application

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: Support the use of big data, blockchain and other technologies to improve the smart logistics system

global policy

global policy

CFTC Opinion: Whether a Gram is a commodity does not affect whether it is a security

Investment and Financing

Investment and Financing

Citi Ventures invests in blockchain trade finance platform Contour

Citi Ventures invests in blockchain trade finance platform Contour

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Citi has announced an investment and will join Contour, a blockchain-based trade finance platform. Founded in 2018 by eight banks including ING, BNP Paribas and HSBC, Contour has grown over the past two years, with Citi Ventures ) is the latest bank to invest in the network. (Finextra)

Shenyu, founder of F2Pool and co-founder of Cobo Wallet, pointed out: This halving will have a relatively large impact on miners and mining machines. If the currency price has not experienced a rapid and sharp rise after the halving, then it is estimated that after the halving in May, 30%-40% of the mining machines in the entire network may choose to temporarily shut down; If there is a sharp increase, then the old model of mining machines may be turned on. However, for mining machines in the overall market, due to the limited production capacity and the impact of the epidemic, this year is basically a big reshuffle and testing period for miners. (Golden Finance)

Buffett: I'd Rather Buy Land Than Bitcoin

Buffett: I'd Rather Buy Land Than Bitcoin