A lot of big things have happened in the encryption field recently. Here are some important news:
1. Three Arrows Capital co-founder Zhu Su was arrested in Singapore and sentenced to four months in prison.
2. The U.S. SEC once again postponed its decision on four Bitcoin spot ETFs including BlackRock and Invesco.
3. The former Multichain engineering team launches a new cross-chain project called ValueRouter.
4. The FTX exploiter’s address started transferring funds after being dormant for 10 months.
5. The U.S. SEC postponed its decision on three other spot Bitcoin ETFs.
6. Invesco submitted an Ethereum spot ETF application to the US SEC.
7. The Floki multi-signature address deposited 15.8 billion FLOKI into Binance and shared the same deposit address with DWF Labs.
8. LooksRare updates the token economic model, and 50% of future fees will be used to repurchase LOOKS tokens.
9. The U.S. Senate passes a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
10. China Mobile Migu Video’s first NFT “Meelier” announced that it will be sold on OpenSea in the form of a blind box.
11. SEC convened multiple Bitcoin spot EFT applicants to participate in the meeting for discussion.
12. Grayscale has applied to convert Grayscale Ethereum Trust into an Ethereum spot ETF.
13. Coinbase has obtained a major payment institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
14. The 171st Ethereum Core Developer Consensus Meeting: Devnet-9 release was postponed again.
15. Fed Mester: It may be necessary to raise interest rates again in 2023 and keep it for a period of time.
16. The total value of assets involved in Singapore’s largest money laundering case further expanded to S$2.8 billion.
17. Starknet ecological derivatives protocol ZKX launches the first phase of token airdrop, and 4 million ZKX will be distributed.
18. StarkWare delays initial token unlock to April 2024.
19. Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives McCarthy was dismissed, and encryption-friendly congressman Patrick Mchenry took over temporarily.
20. Ripple received a major payment institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
In addition, investment and financing activities in the encryption field are also quite active, including Greylock launching its latest early-stage fund Greylock 17 with a scale of US$1 billion, ParaFi Capital seeking to raise US$100 million for its second fund and has raised US$39 million, and Singapore Whampoa Group and Saison Capital both plan to launch a US$100 million venture fund, focusing on blockchain investments.
1. Three Arrows Capital co-founder Zhu Su was arrested in Singapore and sentenced to four months in prison.
2. The U.S. SEC once again postponed its decision on four Bitcoin spot ETFs including BlackRock and Invesco.
3. The former Multichain engineering team launches a new cross-chain project called ValueRouter.
4. The FTX exploiter’s address started transferring funds after being dormant for 10 months.
5. The U.S. SEC postponed its decision on three other spot Bitcoin ETFs.
6. Invesco submitted an Ethereum spot ETF application to the US SEC.
7. The Floki multi-signature address deposited 15.8 billion FLOKI into Binance and shared the same deposit address with DWF Labs.
8. LooksRare updates the token economic model, and 50% of future fees will be used to repurchase LOOKS tokens.
9. The U.S. Senate passes a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
10. China Mobile Migu Video’s first NFT “Meelier” announced that it will be sold on OpenSea in the form of a blind box.
11. SEC convened multiple Bitcoin spot EFT applicants to participate in the meeting for discussion.
12. Grayscale has applied to convert Grayscale Ethereum Trust into an Ethereum spot ETF.
13. Coinbase has obtained a major payment institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
14. The 171st Ethereum Core Developer Consensus Meeting: Devnet-9 release was postponed again.
15. Fed Mester: It may be necessary to raise interest rates again in 2023 and keep it for a period of time.
16. The total value of assets involved in Singapore’s largest money laundering case further expanded to S$2.8 billion.
17. Starknet ecological derivatives protocol ZKX launches the first phase of token airdrop, and 4 million ZKX will be distributed.
18. StarkWare delays initial token unlock to April 2024.
19. Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives McCarthy was dismissed, and encryption-friendly congressman Patrick Mchenry took over temporarily.
20. Ripple received a major payment institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
In addition, investment and financing activities in the encryption field are also quite active, including Greylock launching its latest early-stage fund Greylock 17 with a scale of US$1 billion, ParaFi Capital seeking to raise US$100 million for its second fund and has raised US$39 million, and Singapore Whampoa Group and Saison Capital both plan to launch a US$100 million venture fund, focusing on blockchain investments.