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No results1Bitget Daily Digest（October 23）｜Hong Kong approves Asia's first Solana spot ETF; Crypto market plunges with BTC dropping to as low as $106,700; Kadena core team announces dissolution2Three major exchanges in the Asia-Pacific region resist "crypto treasury companies"3LINK Price Gains 7.6% Amid Renewed Market Activity and Strong Support at $17.02
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- 11:58Caixin: Hong Kong's first Solana spot ETF does not include stakingChainCatcher news, according to a report by Caixin, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved the listing of the "China Asset Management Solana ETF" on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Although Hong Kong regulations already allow spot virtual asset ETFs to provide staking services, the issuance of the China Asset Management Solana ETF does not include staking. Industry insiders revealed that this may be due to a previous incident where staking service provider Klin was suspected of being hacked, which led to a theft incident at SwissBorg, a Switzerland-based cryptocurrency platform. This has prompted Hong Kong regulators to believe that the staking function still requires more cautious evaluation.
- 11:50Data: A certain wallet heavily bought $6.28 million worth of LINK at the pre-crash high on 10.11, then sold at a loss, losing $1.096 million.According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa) monitored that address 0xCEd...837b9 heavily invested $6.28 million in LINK at the market peak before the crypto flash crash on October 11. After holding for two weeks, the position was sold at a loss, resulting in a final loss of $1.096 million. This address bought 293,000 LINK at an average price of $21.4 between 00:50 and 01:14 on October 11. Just four hours later, the price of LINK plummeted to $7.9, causing the assets to shrink by 63% instantly. Two hours ago, the address sold at an average price of $17.55, still incurring an 18% loss.
- 11:36Canton Network's daily transaction volume surpasses 600,000ChainCatcher reports that the adoption of Canton Network is accelerating rapidly, with data showing that its privacy-first infrastructure is gradually expanding to meet institutional-level demand. According to the latest "State of the Network" report, Canton Network's daily transaction volume has surpassed 600,000, marking the transition of applications from the pilot phase to substantial institutional-level use. The number of validator nodes has grown from an initial 24 to over 575, attracting traditional financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, and BNP Paribas, as well as leading projects like Circle and Chainlink, to jointly participate in ecosystem development. The total number of registered wallets has reached 28,000, with the main growth coming from institutional accounts and fund management businesses, indicating that the network has formed a real commercial application ecosystem. This marks a key milestone in the shift from pilot applications to actual financial activities. Positioned as a "global financial operating system," Canton is attracting an increasing number of traditional financial institutions and application developers. Its unique privacy protection and compliance design enable institutions to collaborate securely on a shared blockchain without sacrificing data privacy or regulatory requirements, gradually forming a new pattern of "24/7 institutional-grade financial markets."