Hong Kong Ethereum Community Center has officially been activated

Backed by the Big Five UK banks! LSEG proposes tokenized settlement, set to disrupt the TradFi market in 2026

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announced on Thursday that it will establish an on-chain settlement system for institutional investors, named LSEG Digital Securities Depository, connecting traditional securities markets with blockchain networks. The system will operate across multiple blockchains, remain compatible with existing settlement platforms of banks and asset management firms, with the first deliverable planned for 2026.

Ethereum ETF assets halve to 11.3 billion! Holders are in a worse position than BTC

Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart stated that Ethereum ETF holders are in a worse position than Bitcoin ETF investors, as Ethereum prices have fallen below $2,000, well below the estimated average cost of $3,500. In comparison, Bitcoin's decline is significantly smaller at 21%. Ethereum ETF assets have dropped from $30.5 billion to $11.27 billion.

Sharplink Chairman: Will continue to purchase and stake ETH

At the Hong Kong Consensus Conference, Sharplink Chairman Joe Lubin and CEO Joseph Chalom discussed institutional strategies for digital asset vaults, emphasizing ETH's productivity and staking yields. They plan to continue purchasing and staking ETH and seek to achieve risk-adjusted returns through DeFi. Additionally, Lubin predicts that every company in the future will become a blockchain company.

The official Ethereum website for institutions is now available in Chinese.

BlockBeats News, February 13th, the Ethereum Foundation announced that the official Ethereum website for institutions is now available in Chinese, facilitating easier participation in the Ethereum ecosystem for global builders and institutional leaders. Users can browse institutional application cases, on-chain data analysis, community research results, and more on the website.

The Federal Reserve document proposes setting initial margin weights for cryptocurrency derivatives

The Federal Reserve's new report recommends treating cryptocurrencies as a separate asset class, highlighting their differences in volatility compared to traditional assets, proposing separate risk weights, and simulating market behavior through benchmark indices to support initial margin requirements for the derivatives market.