ChainCatcher news, the P2E platform Nakamoto Games announced the completion of a $10 million financing, fully funded by the venture capital firm Make It based in Singapore and New Zealand.This $10 million investment will drive a series of plans, including: expanding the team, scaling operations, increasing liquidity, and acquiring Web2 game studios.It is reported that Nakamoto Games is a blockchain-based gaming platform where players can earn cryptocurrency while playing games. Their goal is to become a comprehensive crypto gaming ecosystem that attracts both players and game developers.

ChainCatcher news, Rick Rieder, who is responsible for global fixed income and global asset allocation at BlackRock, pointed out that despite the good performance of the CPI index this week and the possibility that inflation is declining, he believes this is "the golden age of fixed income, not because interest rates will fall, but because you can earn substantial returns in your portfolio." Meanwhile, ironically, he wonders whether the sustained high interest rates will make it more difficult for the Federal Reserve to achieve its 2% inflation target, as the Fed has put a large amount of money into the hands of high-income households.

ChainCatcher news, Variant Fund Chief Legal Officer Jake Chervinsky stated on social media that the relevant legal issues and policy environment make it more likely that the SEC will reject the Ethereum spot ETF in May than generally expected.At the same time, Chervinsky also noted that this does not mean "the SEC will absolutely not approve."

According to ChainCatcher news, citing informed sources from Bloomberg, under a proposal draft by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), hedge funds, private equity firms, and pension funds may find it more difficult to collaborate with many cryptocurrency companies.The rule changes that the SEC plans to propose on Wednesday will effectively make it harder for cryptocurrency companies to become "qualified custodians." The draft requires hedge funds, venture capital, and pension funds to hold their clients' assets through qualified custodians. If passed, this rule could mean that institutional funds already involved in cryptocurrency may have to transfer their clients' holdings elsewhere. They may also face sudden audits or other consequences related to their custodial relationships.Most of the five members of the SEC review panel must approve the proposal for it to be publicly solicited for public comment. After considering feedback, the SEC will need to vote again to finalize the rules and make them effective. (source link)