Odaily Daily Planet News Yesterday, Luxembourg passed the Bloco Chain Law 4, aiming to simplify the application of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in the securities field. This is the country’s fourth Bloco Chain Law. The new legislation introduces the optional role of control agent for the issuance of digital securities, expands the coverage of DLT law to funds, which has advantages over relevant German laws, and also extends the application of DLT from non-listed debt securities to non-listed stocks, including funds.
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RebOWage
· 2024-12-21 05:04
Qual é a próxima memecoin mais promissora?
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FengBaobao
· 2024-12-21 04:49
Aptos, a rapidly growing Move-based public chain, its co-founder and CEO Mo Shaikh suddenly announced that he will step down as CEO, causing widespread attention in the community.
Aptos' executive director will be succeeded by co-founder Avery Ching.
In his statement, Mo Shaikh reviewed his blockchain journey, dedicating himself to building a fairer and more open system since 2016. Three years ago, he co-founded Aptos Labs with co-founder Avery Ching, aiming to create a resilient and scalable infrastructure that can create fair and efficient products for the future.
Shaikh expressed pride in Aptos' current achievements. This ecosystem has become a trusted platform for thousands of developers and innovators worldwide and has grown more robust after market cycles. He stated that he believes Aptos Labs has a world-class team and will continue to realize its vision, with Avery Ching taking over as CEO to drive the company into the next growth stage.
Luxemburgo está expandindo a cobertura legal dos fundos através da quarta lei da cadeia Bloco.
Odaily Daily Planet News Yesterday, Luxembourg passed the Bloco Chain Law 4, aiming to simplify the application of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in the securities field. This is the country’s fourth Bloco Chain Law. The new legislation introduces the optional role of control agent for the issuance of digital securities, expands the coverage of DLT law to funds, which has advantages over relevant German laws, and also extends the application of DLT from non-listed debt securities to non-listed stocks, including funds.