Weekly(October14th-October18th)

1.SEC or restart Bitcoin ETF review

According to the official filings of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the regulator intends to seek comments on the proposed ETF based on Bitcoin and US Treasury bonds. According to public documents released on Tuesday, investment management companies Wilshire Phoenix and NYSE Arca submitted their proposed ETF amendments earlier this month to address issues of issuance and redemption and the listing or trading of fund stocks.

2 .China Mobile, UnionPay, etc. announced the official beta of the blockchain service network (BSN)

The National Information Center, China Mobile Communications Corporation, and China UnionPay jointly announced in Beijing that the blockchain service network (BSN) jointly designed and constructed by six specific units was officially released.

3. mining giant Hut 8 another new love: give up the original hosting party Xapo GmbH, signing BitGo

Canadian mining company Hut 8 Mining Corp announced that it will no longer work with Xapo GmbH and will no longer use their institutional hosting services, but will transfer its bitcoin hosting to BitGo. Hut 8 said that Bitgo has $100 million in insurance to support its digital asset custody, not only has the highest level of regulatory certification on the market, but also financial support from a number of Wall Street firms including Goldman Sachs.

4 .Vitalik Buterin : Ethereum DeFi “combinable” attribute will be retained on Ethereum 2.0 cross-shards

Vitalik Buterin’s publication confirmation is basically reserved for concerns that Ethereum’s “composability” attribute will remain on the Ethereum 2.0 cross-shard. V God said that intra-slice transactions may occur as before, transactions between shards can still occur, and will happen very quickly, and most use cases will not be seriously damaged.

5 .Bank of England releases Libra listing standard

The Bank of England, the Bank of England, has finalized a set of standards that Facebook’s digital currency Libra must adopt before it goes public in the UK. This week, the Bank of England Financial Policy Committee released the October Financial Policy and Summary report, which stated that Libra is likely to become a “systemically important” payment system and therefore must meet the highest market resilience standards and be properly monitored and regulated.

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