Daily View | Tuesday July 6

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【LAT】

Total issuance	Circulation	Pledge rate	Total pledge	Number of addresses
10,250,000,000	125,950,000	31.51%	1,148,262,349.75	40,479

Data source: https://scan.platon.network/

【Quotes】

Trading pair	24 hours high	24 hours low	24-hour trading volume
LAT/USDT	0.2333	0.2200	3,635,901
BTC/USDT	34554.64	33128.99	19,568
ETH/USDT	2307.96	2158.00	311,081

Data source: Huobi Exchange

【10 days node data】

2021	Active	Candidate	Exiting	Exited
July 06	201	49	38	34
July 05	201	49	39	33
July 04	201	51	37	33
July 03	201	50	37	33
July 02	201	50	38	33
July 01	201	53	35	32
June 30	201	53	36	31
June 29	201	53	39	28
June 28	201	53	38	28
June 27	201	58	32	28

Data source: https://scan.platon.network/

【Industry News】

Officials of the Japanese ruling party: Japan will announce the details of the central bank’s digital currency at the end of 2022

According to a Reuters report, a lawmaker who oversees the digital currency plan of the ruling party in Japan said that the Bank of Japan’s digital currency (CBDC) will have a clearer plan later next year, and it may also trigger conflicts between traditional banks and online operators. Competition between. Hideki Murai, head of the Liberal Democratic Party’s digital currency team, said in an interview with Reuters that at the end of next year, the announcement of more details about CBDC does not mean a decision on whether to issue a CBDC, but it may trigger financial institutions to discuss how to issue. The CBDC debate. As Japan’s non-bank retailers have begun to provide various online settlement methods, once the CBDC is intermediary by commercial banks, ownership of business and data may be transferred back to the banking industry, thereby crowding out or interfering with private companies. Hideki Murai also said that if the Bank of Japan issues a CBDC, it will have a huge impact on financial institutions and Japan’s settlement system, and may completely reshape the Japanese financial industry. In addition, the Bank of Japan must ensure that the digital yen is compatible with CBDCs in other developed countries, in part in response to China’s rapid progress in issuing digital renminbi.

World Economic Forum: Blockchain can help governments eliminate corruption

[World Economic Forum: Blockchain can help governments eliminate corruption] The official website of the World Economic Forum said that blockchain can help eliminate corruption in government services. It points out that: 1. Blockchain can improve the fairness and efficiency of the government system and reduce opportunities for corruption; 2. Blockchain can improve the transparency of the procurement process and grasp investment opportunities that may be lost due to corruption; 3. Blockchain can Strengthen the real estate and land registration system, simplify the lengthy process, and protect the rights of the people. The article pointed out that public procurement is vulnerable to corruption, and more than half of all overseas bribery cases are related to public procurement. Blockchain can provide an easy-to-access, tamper-proof, and real-time window into the procurement process. The Colombian pilot project confirmed that the blockchain electronic procurement system brings multiple benefits such as transparency of procedures, permanent records, and honest disclosure, but there are still insufficient scalability and supplier anonymity. The registered property rights system has an important impact on the economy, but the existing systems are often inefficient and protracted, and are prone to corruption. The application of blockchain technology can simplify most processes, improve data quality, and reduce property rights disputes.