ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Canadian investment fund SOL Global Investments announced that it has entered into an agreement with Canaccord Genuity Corp. and Clarus Securities Inc. as co-lead underwriters and co-book runners, representing a group of underwriters.Under the agreement, the underwriters will offer up to 18 million shares of the company at an issue price of $0.20 per share on a "best efforts" basis; this issuance will bring the company a maximum total fundraising amount of $3.6 million. The company plans to use the net proceeds from the issuance to purchase Solana tokens through cryptocurrency exchanges at current market prices.At the same time, the company clarified that the Solana tokens acquired from the net proceeds of the issuance will not be used as collateral for any current or future secured debt of the company.

ChainCatcher news, the "Token Security API" service and trading simulation API under the Web3 security company GoPlus has added support for the Solana network. It can provide detailed token security analysis across various dimensions of Solana tokens, including contract basic information, contract security and permissions, DEX information, etc. It also supports detecting all functions that may pose potential risks under the Token and Token2022Extension standards, and has been specifically optimized for the Mint contract standards on Solana, making it easier for developers to quickly integrate and use.As of the time of publication, the "Token Security API" has covered more than 20 mainstream public chains, including Ethereum and Solana, with an average daily call volume exceeding 34.3 million times. It will further integrate with mainstream Web3 wallets and market software to provide automatic security detection services for Solana and other networks to a wide range of Web3 users.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX has sold $2.6 billion worth of discounted Solana tokens after weeks of auction, with Figure Markets and Pantera Capital being among the latest buyers.According to insiders, Figure purchased 800,000 tokens for about $80 million, at approximately $102 per token, significantly discounted compared to Friday's market price of $166.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the next batch of locked Solana tokens from the FTX bankruptcy estate will be sold through an auction rather than at a fixed price, and these tokens have attracted significant interest from buyers.According to Figure CEO Mike Cagney, following the sale of Solana tokens for $1.9 billion to companies like Galaxy Digital and Pantera, the next batch will be auctioned. Figure Markets plans to create a special purpose vehicle for non-U.S. investors and qualified U.S. investors to participate in this auction. The specific details of the sale have not yet been disclosed, and FTX did not immediately respond to requests for comment.It is reported that this batch of locked Solana tokens represented the largest proportion of its digital asset holdings at the time of the FTX bankruptcy, and has attracted strong interest from buyers willing to take risks and purchase these tokens at a discount, as they may not be sellable until some future date. The last time FTX sold about two-thirds of its reserves of Solana tokens, it generated $2.6 billion in revenue at a price of approximately $60 per token.Currently, the price of Solana hovers around $150.

ChainCatcher news, the Solana ecosystem token issuance platform Solanium announced that it is developing a points system, which will be calculated based on users' Solanium-related activities over the past two years, including participation in IDOs, staking rewards, and users' historical xSLIM balances (snapshot 1 has been taken) and subsequent xSLIM balances (snapshot 2 is coming soon), etc.