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The Gate TradFi stock section has launched 52 CFD contract trading pairs including GIS (General Mills) and MPWR (Monolithic Power Systems) and has introduced the second phase of the new coin airdrop event, sharing 100,000 USDT

According to the official announcement, the Gate TradFi stock section has launched 52 contracts for difference trading pairs including GIS (General Mills), MPWR (Monolithic Power Systems), HSY (Hershey), COTY (Coty Inc.), CTSH (Cognizant), INFY (Infosys), SO (Southern Company), ALK (Alaska Airlines), BAP (Credicorp), CIB (Grupo Cibest), SYY (Sysco), DD (DuPont), DTE (DTE Energy), PSX (Phillips 66), AON (Aon), MCO (Moody's), CHT (Chunghwa Telecom), GT (Goodyear Tire & Rubber), GFS (GlobalFoundries), MAR (Marriott International), WYNN (Wynn Resorts), SYF (Synchrony Financial), EPD (Enterprise Products Partners), CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange Global Markets), IVZ (Invesco), MLM (Martin Marietta Materials), EXC (Exelon), PNC (PNC Financial Services Group), AMT (American Tower), BDX (Becton Dickinson), WMB (Williams), AIG (American International Group), CPRI (Capri Holdings), HBAN (Huntington Bancshares), SYK (Stryker), ZTS (Zoetis), BMRN (BioMarin Pharmaceutical), APD (Air Products and Chemicals), STT (State Street), XLE (State Street Energy Select SPDR ETF), IBIT (iShares Bitcoin Trust), ASTS (AST SpaceMobile), AUPH (Aurinia Pharmaceuticals), PTON (Peloton Interactive), CRON (Cronos Group), GPRO (GoPro), OPFI (OppFi), RIG (Transocean), XRX (Xerox), MANU (Manchester United), URA (Global X Uranium ETF), LIT (Global X Lithium Battery ETF), supporting 4x fixed leverage.In addition, the Gate TradFi stock section will launch the second phase of the new coin airdrop from April 29 at 16:00 to May 8 at 16:00 (UTC+8). During the event, users can register to receive 30 USDT and can share a prize pool of 100,000 USDT by participating in the trading of newly listed assets, with a maximum individual reward of 3,130 USDT.

Bloomberg: Lithuania will implement a strict pre-assessment licensing procedure for cryptocurrency companies starting in July, and applicants who do not pass must exit

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Lithuania has positioned itself as a hub for fintech startups over the past decade, and will eliminate many cryptocurrency companies operating there when it begins issuing licenses next year. Simonas Krepsta, a member of the board of the Bank of Lithuania, stated that although Lithuania has registered about 580 crypto asset companies, the number of companies expected to obtain full licenses will be "far below this." He mentioned in an interview on Tuesday that the process will conclude in June 2025, and companies that do not pass the application will "leave the ecosystem."Krepsta stated, "The cryptocurrency industry has failed in a regulatory lax environment. We have a lot of evidence of this in the U.S., other European countries, and Lithuania. We have seen quite a number of failures, corruption cases, etc., which is a huge blow to the industry." He also noted that seven of the world's top cryptocurrency exchanges are already operating in Lithuania. He said that some digital asset companies operating there have already obtained licenses in other EU countries, which means they may not need to obtain authorization in Lithuania. It is reported that the EU's first unified cryptocurrency legislation, the "Crypto Assets Market," will come into effect in January 2025.Additionally, Krepsta mentioned that the central bank has been investing to ensure its staff understands the business models of cryptocurrency companies, and the central bank will begin implementing a licensing pre-assessment procedure in July, six months before MiCA takes effect.
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