Golden Finance roundup: developments including Russia's cryptocurrency market and Hong Kong digital-asset regulation
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Jinse Finance compiled multiple updates on cryptocurrencies, digital-asset regulation, blockchain, and related cases.
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International 1.【Russia’s Ministry of Finance: Russia has approximately 20000000 cryptocurrency users, with annual transaction volume of approximately 119000000000 USD】
2.【U.S. Republican Senator John Curtis Calls for Investigation into Crypto Businesses Involving Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden】3.【Cambodia Exposes Its Largest Scam Compound for the First Time: “8 Park”: Huione Pay Was Previously Located There and Has Links to the Prince Group】4.【Canada’s Six Major Banks Jointly Launch Interbank Tokenized Deposit Program】5.【Vitalik: AI Will Drive Blockchain Toward Cryptographically Secure Computing, Helping Reduce Costs and Enable Formal Verification】6.【CFTC: Prediction Contracts on “Mention Markets” Present a High Risk of Manipulation】7.【Trump: The United States Will Henceforth Refer to Artificial Intelligence as “Superintelligence”】
Domestic 1.【Hong Kong SFC to Introduce New Digital Asset Licensing Regime and Plans to Establish Regulatory Frameworks for Tokenized Gold and RWA】2.【Linwu Police in Hunan Crack Down on Virtual Currency “Pig-Butchering” Scam, Detaining Two Suspects】
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Russia's Ministry of Finance stated that Russia has approximately 20000000 cryptocurrency users, with annual trading volume of approximately 119000000000 USD.
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U.S. Republican Senator John Curtis called for an investigation into crypto businesses involving Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden.
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Canada's six largest banks jointly launched an interbank tokenized deposit initiative.
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Vitalik stated that artificial intelligence will drive blockchain toward cryptographically secure computation and help reduce costs and enable formal verification.
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Hong Kong's SFC will introduce a new digital-asset licensing regime and plans to establish regulatory frameworks for tokenized gold and RWA.
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Police in Linwu, Hunan, cracked a virtual-currency "pig-butchering" scam, and suspects were criminally detained.
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This is a compilation of news headlines covering topics such as user scale, bank deposit tokenization, digital asset regulation, artificial intelligence and blockchain, and virtual currency fraud cases.
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Tokenized Deposits
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A verification method that expresses contract logic and expected behavior as mathematical statements and uses automated tools to check whether they are consistent.
A scam in which the perpetrator first builds trust over an extended period, then persuades the victim to repeatedly transfer funds to a fraudulent investment platform.
