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1Bitget Daily Digest(October 23)|Hong Kong approves Asia's first Solana spot ETF; Crypto market plunges with BTC dropping to as low as $106,700; Kadena core team announces dissolution2Three major exchanges in the Asia-Pacific region resist "crypto treasury companies"3LINK Price Gains 7.6% Amid Renewed Market Activity and Strong Support at $17.02
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- 14:12Bitget Launchpool project APR is now open for participation; stake BGB or APR to unlock 1.33 million APR.BlockBeats news, on October 23, Bitget's current Launchpool project aPriori (APR) is now open for participation, allowing users to stake BGB and APR to unlock 1,333,333 APR tokens. The staking channel will close at 22:00 on October 25 (UTC+8). This round of Launchpool offers two staking pools, including: BGB Staking Pool Total airdrop amount: 1,222,222 APR VIP user staking limit: 50,000 BGB Regular user staking limit: 5,000 BGB APR Staking Pool Total airdrop amount: 111,111 APR Individual staking limit: 1,000,000 APR
- 14:12The "1011 Insider Whale" associated address increases BTC long positions to $32.86 millionBlockBeats News, on October 23, according to on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa), the address "0xc2A" associated with the "1011 Insider Whale," who has profited from 8 consecutive long and short trades, has now adjusted to place a limit buy order for 155.71 BTC in the price range of $108,900 to $109,400, worth $16.99 million. Currently, the whale's 19x leveraged long BTC position has grown to 300.64 BTC, with a total value of $32.86 million, and an entry price of $109,298.8. Including the remaining 112 BTC in pending orders, the total value exceeds $45 million.
- 13:59Strike founder: Strike is building a bitcoin-collateralized credit lineAccording to Jinse Finance, citing Bitcoin News, Strike founder Jack Mallers revealed that Strike is building a bitcoin-backed line of credit, allowing users to borrow fiat currency in real time for Lightning payments or bill payments without having to sell their bitcoin. "It works the same way as a credit card, but uses bitcoin as collateral."