Daily View | Wednesday July 28

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【LAT】

Total issuance	Circulation	Pledge rate	Total pledge	Number of addresses
10,250,000,000	128,570,000	31.7%	1,157,841,268.83	42,223

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

【Quotes】

Trading pair	24 hours high	24 hours low	24-hour trading volume
LAT/USDT	0.1519	0.1344	5,802,120
BTC/USDT	39564.00	36387.69	22,661
ETH/USDT	2318.68	2151.51	424,530

Data source: Huobi Exchange

【10 days node data】

2021	Active	Candidate	Exiting	Exited
July 28	201	34	18	71
July 27	201	34	20	69
July 26	201	37	17	69
July 25	201	37	17	69
July 24	201	37	17	69
July 23	201	38	20	66
July 22	201	39	19	66
July 21	201	39	19	66
July 20	201	38	20	65
July 19	201	38	25	59

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

【Industry News】

Mastercard launches a new “Start Path” program aimed at supporting cryptocurrency and blockchain startups

According to news from the chain, the international payment giant Mastercard (Mastercard) has launched a new “StartPath” plan, which aims to support the fast-growing cryptocurrency and blockchain startups and MasterCard to accelerate the innovation of digital asset technology, so that individuals and institutions are more Safely and more easily buy, consume and hold cryptocurrency and digital assets. At present, 7 start-up companies including GK8, DomainMoney, Mintable, SupraOracles, STACS, Taurus, and Uphold have joined the program. They are committed to solving the problem of asset tokenization, data accuracy, digital security, and the seamlessness between the traditional economy and the digital economy. They will also use MasterCard’s expertise throughout the program to support the continued growth and development of their solutions.

The Central Bank of Estonia talks about the results of the digital euro experiment: processing more than 300,000 payments per second, with a carbon footprint smaller than that of a card payment system

Babbitt news, Finextra news, the Central Bank of Estonia and the European Central Bank and the central banks of Spain, Germany, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Latvia and the Netherlands conducted a research experiment to evaluate a possible digital euro technology solution. The Central Bank of Estonia stated that the blockchain-based digital euro overcomes early blockchain problems such as low performance and high energy costs. The test processes more than 300,000 simultaneous payments per second, and the payment reaches the payee in less than two seconds. The estimated carbon footprint is smaller than the carbon footprint of the card payment system currently in use.