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- 23:06Nasdaq tokenized securities will initially maintain the current settlement cycleJinse Finance reported that Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman stated that the upcoming tokenized securities trading, despite having the potential to accelerate settlement, will initially follow traditional settlement timelines. Traders can choose to settle in the traditional way or through digital wallet infrastructure. Nasdaq is working with DTC and plans to offer digital securities trading on only a few blockchains in the initial phase. Friedman pointed out that in the long term, tokenization can enhance collateral liquidity and reduce systemic risk by shortening settlement cycles.
- 22:59Liechtenstein launches sovereign blockchain infrastructureJinse Finance reported that Liechtenstein has launched a sovereign blockchain infrastructure called the "Liechtenstein Trustworthy Internet (LTIN)", providing secure and compliant digital trust services for enterprises and institutions. LTIN complies with the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act and the EU MiCA crypto regulations, and is held by Telecom Liechtenstein, marking the extension of national communication services into blockchain technology.
- 22:44Google Announces Major Breakthrough in Quantum Chip "Willow", May Spark Bitcoin Security DiscussionsJinse Finance reported that Google stated its Willow chip has achieved verifiable "quantum advantage," completing computations that would take traditional supercomputers thousands of times longer to finish. This breakthrough may reignite discussions within the crypto community regarding the potential impact of quantum computing on bitcoin's cryptographic security. Industry experts point out that although quantum computing may pose a threat to bitcoin in the future, it remains distant, and it is expected that modern cryptographic algorithms will not be cracked for at least another decade.