List of important developments at noon on June 27
7:00-12:00 Keywords: Circle, FTX, Binance, MBX
1.Crypto.com: will establish a global innovation laboratory;
2. Circle Lianchuang: is paying close attention to the regulatory dynamics in Hong Kong;
3. Volatility Shares launched its 2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF today;
4. Robinhood will cut 7% of its full-time staff in the latest round of layoffs;
5. FTX CEO: FTX has been lying to banks about mixed funds for years;
6. Mabrex announced plans to reorganize MBX tokens to destroy 670 million unused tokens;
7. The person in charge of Binance Australia: the local bank only issued a 12-hour notice before cutting off the service;
8. Japan appointed Kuritato Teruhisa, who previously specialized in issues such as cryptocurrencies, as the head of the Japan Financial Services Agency;
9. HaruInvest: It is working hard to recover and return the user's assets, and the sale of company assets to make up for losses is also under consideration.
1.Crypto.com: will establish a global innovation laboratory;
2. Circle Lianchuang: is paying close attention to the regulatory dynamics in Hong Kong;
3. Volatility Shares launched its 2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF today;
4. Robinhood will cut 7% of its full-time staff in the latest round of layoffs;
5. FTX CEO: FTX has been lying to banks about mixed funds for years;
6. Mabrex announced plans to reorganize MBX tokens to destroy 670 million unused tokens;
7. The person in charge of Binance Australia: the local bank only issued a 12-hour notice before cutting off the service;
8. Japan appointed Kuritato Teruhisa, who previously specialized in issues such as cryptocurrencies, as the head of the Japan Financial Services Agency;
9. HaruInvest: It is working hard to recover and return the user's assets, and the sale of company assets to make up for losses is also under consideration.
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