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  • 04:11
    Bitwise analyst: Questions remain about the rights and benefits of ICO platform token holders on a certain exchange
    According to Jinse Finance, Bitwise research analyst Danny Nelson posted on X, stating that an exchange's ICO platform has "solved" many of the common participation barriers in token issuance. The platform has also added parameters to curb short-term speculators. However, regarding the more fundamental issue faced by tokens—namely, how to ensure these assets grant holders corresponding rights and returns—the platform has done little to address it.
  • 04:06
    CryptoQuant CEO: If the fee switch is activated, $500 million worth of UNI will be burned annually
    ChainCatcher News, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju stated that if the fee switch mechanism is activated, the price of Uniswap could rise parabolically. Even considering only v2 and v3, the protocol's trading volume has reached 1 trillion USD since the beginning of the year. If the trading volume remains unchanged, approximately 500 million USD worth of UNI would be burned annually. The trading platform only holds 830 million USD worth of UNI, so even with unlocks, a supply shock seems inevitable.
  • 04:03
    Midday Key Developments on November 11
    7:00 (UTC+8) - 12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: CleanSpark, Uniswap, Vitalik 1. Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark plans to issue $1 billion in convertible bonds; 2. After Uniswap's fee adjustment, approximately $38 million worth of UNI can be repurchased within 30 days; 3. Bitdeer reported a net loss of $266 million in the third quarter, with its stock price plummeting by 20%; 4. Vitalik: ZK cannot provide coercion resistance and needs to be combined with FHE and other technologies; 5. Uniswap proposal: activate the protocol fee switch and use the fees to burn UNI; 6. U.S. President Trump: If the Supreme Court rules tariffs invalid, I will find a way; 7. The U.S. House of Representatives may vote as early as Wednesday on a bill to "approve ending the government shutdown."
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