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Bitget announces the latest listing standards, strengthening the token review process

ChainCatcher news, Bitget announced an update to its listing standards, further strengthening the token review process. All projects intending to list must pass a rigorous comprehensive evaluation, focusing on the token economic model, token supply and distribution, practicality, and the background and qualifications of the development team. In addition, Bitget requires projects to submit detailed business plans and roadmaps. This series of measures aims to enhance platform transparency and trust, safeguard user interests, and mitigate related risks.For newly listed projects, Bitget will focus on evaluating fully diluted valuation (FDV), funding background, token unlock schedules, as well as financial, security, compliance, political, and ethical risks; for tokens that are already circulating, the review will focus on on-chain data analysis and the comparison between 24-hour trading volume and FDV; for tokens already listed on other exchanges, the focus will be on smart contract security and token distribution.Bitget's Chief Legal Officer Hon Ng emphasized: "Any project intending to list on Bitget must undergo strict legal and technical reviews to ensure that code quality, security, and compliance meet Bitget's listing standards. These measures are designed to better protect users and avoid high-risk projects; projects that do not meet the standards will not be listed on the platform."Bitget's CEO Gracy Chen stated: "Our goal is to create a safe and trustworthy trading environment. By implementing these strict listing standards, we are not only protecting users but also ensuring that projects on Bitget have long-term development potential. We are committed to further expanding the spot market in the coming years, and these strict standards are an important part of achieving this strategy. In addition to the pre-listing review process, we will also provide ongoing support for quality projects after they are listed, helping them achieve long-term success."This update is part of Bitget's global strategy aimed at enhancing user security and strengthening platform compliance, contributing to the healthy growth of the cryptocurrency industry.

Hong Kong will align its rules for crypto over-the-counter derivatives with European standards

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, on September 26, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) shared a plan to elevate their over-the-counter reporting requirements to global standards after reviewing responses to a consultation document from March 2024. They intend to adopt the reporting requirements set by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) for crypto over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives.Relevant parties and investors in Hong Kong stated that investments in crypto OTC derivatives cannot be classified as part of the existing traditional five asset classes—interest rates, foreign exchange, credit, commodities, and equities. Some stakeholders in Hong Kong suggested using Digital Token Identifiers (DTI) "to clearly identify the crypto asset underlying OTC derivatives." In response, the HKMA and SFC pointed out that ESMA has incorporated DTI into its reporting framework as of October 2023. Currently, DTI has become a core reference point for European crypto asset service providers.When mentioning the need for Unique Product Identifiers (UPI) in trade reporting, Hong Kong regulators revealed plans to implement similar requirements in their jurisdiction in the near future: "Given that Digital Token Identifiers have been included as permissible values in the data field 'Base ID (Other)' in the upcoming CDE Technical Guidelines Version 4 consultation, we will adapt the use of DTI in our reporting requirements." However, the authorities will continue to monitor the outcomes of orders issued by other jurisdictions and will adopt similar systems if necessary. Hong Kong authorities suggest implementing the new reporting requirements by September 29, 2025.

The Central Clearing Company is actively promoting the implementation and standardization of the blockchain digital bond project

According to ChainCatcher news, as reported by Xinhua Finance, the national-level scientific journal "Financial Electrification," supervised by the People's Bank of China, will publish an article titled "Exploring the Standardization of Practical Experience in Blockchain Digital Bond Innovation" in the second half of August 2024. The article is authored by the Central Government Securities Depository and Clearing Co., Ltd.'s China Bond Blockchain Digital Bond Project Team.The article states: As a national pilot unit for blockchain innovation applications, the Central Government Securities Depository and Clearing Co., Ltd. is actively promoting the implementation and standardization of the blockchain digital bond project. It is necessary to summarize and form specialized standards in a timely manner, striving to achieve replicable and scalable practices to promote the formation of an industry ecosystem and standardized development. Since exploring blockchain technology in 2018, it launched the country's first blockchain digital bond issuance platform in 2021 and has continuously optimized and enhanced system functionality and cross-chain interoperability.The platform has supported the issuance of multiple bonds, covering institutions such as state-owned banks and securities companies, promoting the integrated development of the digital economy and the real economy, while strengthening regulatory capabilities and industry norms. As the initiator of the alliance chain and the provider of system services, the Central Clearing Company is responsible for formulating business operation rules, establishing and improving alliance governance mechanisms, and maintaining the safe and stable operation of the system; it explores the effective coordination of necessary centralized management principles as stipulated by laws and regulations with distributed ledger technology, consensus algorithms, and smart contracts.The alliance chain does not change the legal central confirmation attributes and member access management authority of the Central Clearing Company. It efficiently achieves consensus formation in business processes through smart contracts and enhances the auditability, verifiability, and multi-party supervision of operations by the Central Clearing Company and market institutions through distributed ledgers and encryption algorithms. Market institutions, under the premise of complying with the alliance system, can orderly carry out business innovation, provide beneficial feedback and cooperative supervision, and jointly promote the high-quality development of the bond market.

The Central Clearing Company is actively promoting the implementation and standardization of the blockchain digital bond project

ChainCatcher news, published in the second half of August 2024 issue of the national-level scientific journal "Financial Electrification," supervised by the People's Bank of China, features an article titled "Exploring the Standardization of Practical Experience in Blockchain Digital Bond Innovation." The authors of the article are the Central Government Securities Depository and Clearing Co., Ltd. Blockchain Digital Bond Project Team.The article states: As a pilot unit for national blockchain innovation applications, the Central Government Securities Depository and Clearing Co., Ltd. is actively promoting the implementation and standardization of the blockchain digital bond project. It is necessary to summarize and form specialized standards in a timely manner, striving to achieve replicable and scalable practices that promote the formation of an industry ecosystem and standardized development.Since exploring blockchain technology in 2018, the company launched the country's first blockchain digital bond issuance platform in 2021, continuously optimizing and enhancing system functionality and cross-chain interoperability. This platform has supported the issuance of multiple bonds, covering institutions such as state-owned banks and securities companies, promoting the integrated development of the digital economy and the real economy, while strengthening regulatory capabilities and industry norms.As the initiator of the alliance chain and the provider of system services, the Central Clearing Company is responsible for formulating business operation rules, establishing and improving alliance governance mechanisms, and maintaining the safe and stable operation of the system; exploring effective coordination between the necessary centralized management principles stipulated by laws and regulations and the technical architectures of distributed ledgers, consensus algorithms, and smart contracts.The alliance chain does not change the legal central confirmation attributes and member access management authority of the Central Clearing Company. It efficiently achieves consensus formation in business processes through smart contracts and enhances the auditability, verifiability, and multi-party supervision of operations by the Central Clearing Company and market institutions through distributed ledgers and encryption algorithms. Market institutions, under the premise of complying with the alliance system, can orderly carry out business innovations, provide beneficial feedback and collaborative supervision, and jointly promote the high-quality development of the bond market. (Xinhua Finance)

Pluto Studio changes vKitty related airdrop standards to combat bot accounts, and the lack of communication has caused player dissatisfaction

ChainCatcher news, after the announcement of the Catizen airdrop allocation information, some players expressed dissatisfaction with the changes to the token distribution model and allocation standards that were not communicated. Developer Pluto Studio admitted that they did not disclose the changes in standards in advance. After the CATI airdrop interface opened, several players expressed disappointment on X, as the rewards they received were lower than expected.In addition, the Catizen team had previously stated that the vKitty income rate in the game would be the main determining factor for airdrop allocation. However, earlier last Sunday, after revealing the airdrop allocation to players, Pluto stated that it had actually changed the design of the airdrop upon discovering that some players were artificially increasing their income. It stated: "During the review of the data for this CATI airdrop, we found that many bot accounts were exploiting this public rule by using scripts to increase their vKitty profit rate, attempting to obtain a large amount of CATI tokens.In this case, adhering to the original airdrop standards would severely harm the interests of genuine players and community supporters. Therefore, the airdrop standards were adjusted to minimize the vKitty profit rate, focusing instead on 'factors that more accurately reflect real player activity, such as: on-chain interactions, task completions, fish coin purchases, and consumption.'" Decrypt sought comment from Pluto Studio, including why it did not ban cheating players but instead changed the standards for all users, but did not receive an immediate response.
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