Daily View | Saturday August 21

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【LAT】

Total issuance	Circulation	Pledge rate	Total pledge	Number of addresses
10,250,000,000	164,980,000	31.75%	1,165,242,122.49	42,705

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

【Quotes】

Trading pair	24 hours high	24 hours low	24-hour trading volume
LAT/USDT	0.1833	0.1698	9,703,961
BTC/USDT	49394.98	46714.07	17,033
ETH/USDT	3300.92	3189.00	234,925

Data source: Huobi Exchange

【10 days node data】

2021	Active	Candidate	Exiting	Exited
August 21	201	25	10	89
August 20	201	25	10	89
August 19	201	25	10	89
August 18	201	26	9	89
August 17	201	27	11	86
August 16	201	27	11	86
August 15	201	27	11	86
August 14	201	27	11	86
August 13	201	27	12	85
August 12	201	27	12	85

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

【Industry News】

Chilean cryptocurrency exchange Buda.com uses Bitcoin to implement remittance services

According to Criptonoticias’ August 20 news, Chilean cryptocurrency exchange Buda.com is entering the remittance market to provide new solutions for sending and receiving funds. The program is called “BudaRemesas” and aims to simplify the multinational business of its users at a lower cost. The exchange reported that it is based on the Bitcoin Lightning Network, which is a second-tier method of near-instantaneous transactions. In a press release, Buda.com explained that support for Lightning transactions is a request made by users themselves. “Understanding our users and their requirements, Buda.com implemented this technology to achieve lightning-fast bitcoin transfers. Users can send bitcoins from one country to another, completely free, with a delay of about 20 Seconds,” said Guillermo Torrealba, CEO of the exchange, which also provides support to operators in Argentina, Colombia and Peru.

Spanish police seized a mining farm illegally mining cryptocurrency

According to Criptonoticias, the Spanish National Police demolished a Bitcoin mine on August 20. The mine was located in a villa in Toledo Jéles, about 70 kilometers from Madrid. A statement from the National Police stated that in the facility, agents found 111 cryptocurrency mining equipment, as well as sophisticated cooling equipment and smoke exhaust equipment. The statement said: A woman was identified as a suspected perpetrator of the crime of power fraud because she used an illegal connection to ensure the maintenance of the device. According to the police, the investigation started when it was discovered that the high power consumption in the cabin area and the heat emitted by the house were much higher than that of a typical family house.