Daily View | Monday June 13

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【LAT】

Total issuance	Circulation	Pledge rate	Total pledge	Number of addresses
10,506,250,000	2,768,500,000	30.19%	1,441,384,589.86	191,217

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

【Quotes】

Trading pair	24 hours high	24 hours low	24-hour trading volume
LAT/USDT	0.0138	0.0117	211,441
BTC/USDT	28349.87	25608.70	30,106
ETH/USDT	1546.81	1343.17	224,575

Data source: Huobi Exchange

【10 days node data】

2022	Active	Candidate	Exiting	Exited
June 13	201	21	6	149
June 12	201	20	6	149
June 11	201	21	5	149
June 10	201	21	5	149
June 09	201	21	5	149
June 08	201	21	5	149
June 07	201	21	5	149
June 06	201	19	4	149
June 05	201	19	4	149
June 04	201	20	3	149

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

【Industry News】

CertiK: HEGE Coin has been confirmed as a Rug Pull project

Golden Finance reports that HEGE Coin has been confirmed as a Rug Pull project, according to the CertiK security team monitoring it. At 5:54:05 BST on 12 June 2022 , the price of the HEGE token plummeted by over 97%. The current loss amount is approximately 430,000 USC-USD (approximately $430,000 USD).

Nigeria’s largest stock exchange plans to adopt blockchain for trade settlement

Nigeria’s largest stock exchange, the Nigerian Exchange Limited, will launch a blockchain-enabled trading platform next year to boost the capital market and attract young investors. The company revealed that the main application of the distributed ledger technology will be trade settlement. The exchange will partner with a technology company and aims to gain approval from Nigerian regulators by 2023. It is unclear whether the exchange will be directly related to cryptocurrencies. If so, it will have to comply with the regulatory framework imposed by the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission and the country’s central bank. Last year, the Central Bank of Nigeria banned crypto trading by the banking sector, while allowing individuals to trade. (cryptopotato)