Daily View | Wednesday March 02

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【LAT】

Total issuance	Circulation	Pledge rate	Total pledge	Number of addresses
10,250,000,000	2,397,830,000	27.64%	1,305,158,975.71	78,399

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

【Quotes】

Trading pair	24 hours high	24 hours low	24-hour trading volume
LAT/USDT	0.0586	0.0536	1,553,598
BTC/USDT	44960.42	42835.22	13,411
ETH/USDT	3036.99	2854.42	103,158

Data source: Huobi Exchange

【10 days node data】

2022	Active	Candidate	Exiting	Exited
March 02	201	18	4	141
March 01	201	18	4	141
February 28	201	18	4	141
February 27	201	18	4	141
February 26	201	18	4	141
February 25	201	18	5	140
February 24	201	18	6	139
February 23	201	18	6	139
February 22	201	19	5	139
February 21	201	19	5	139

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

【Industry News】

Crypto Financial Services Company Blofin Completes $50 Million Financing Led by KuCoin

According to Bloomberg news on March 2, crypto financial services company Blofin closed a new round of $50 million in funding led by KuCoin and followed by SIG and Matrix Partners China. Blofin provides asset management and trade execution services to overseas compliant institutions and clients. It has obtained the US federal MSB license, completed the filing of Cayman HKMA compliant funds and is applying for relevant licenses in Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada, Switzerland, Australia and other countries. Matt, founder of Blofin and TokenInsight, said the funds raised will be used to bring in trading, technology, product, operations, and compliance talent, develop and iterate on trading infrastructure, innovative products and services, mobile products, and conduct multi-country compliance and operations.

South Korea’s Constitutional Court Upholds Law Banning Gamers from Buying and Selling Cryptocurrencies and NFTs

South Korea’s Constitutional Court upheld a law banning gamers from buying and selling cryptocurrencies and NFTs in an appeal case and sought to punish those who trade in video game-related cryptocurrencies and items, according to Cryptonews on March 2. It is reported that two unnamed individuals sought to appeal to the court after being indicted. The court said that the Game Industry Act, which makes the exchange of cryptocurrency obtained in games punishable by law, violates the country’s constitution, and the Constitutional Court judges ruled “unanimously” to dismiss the appeal.