BTC falls below the $93000 mark

According to Foresight News, Hong Kong listed company Hong Kong Asia Holdings has announced plans to issue HKD 13.12 million in new shares and HKD 52.3776 million in convertible stock bonds, raising a total of approximately HKD 65 million. Of this amount, approximately HKD 57769518 (accounting for approximately 90% of the total net proceeds) will be used to capture potential investment opportunities in the future, to explore cryptocurrency investments and opportunities in Web 3.0, and/or to acquire digital assets such as Bitcoin.

Odaily Planet Daily News: The MOBOX blockchain game project has officially announced its transformation into the DeSci (decentralized scientific research) field, launching a new platform with "gamified scientific research" as its core. The project aims to gamify the scientific research process, allowing everyone to participate in experiments, verify ownership results, and achieve commercial monetization. The first hardware product of MOBOX is the "Magic Box", which looks like a petri dish and has modules for spectral regulation, nutrient supply, temperature and humidity management, gas monitoring, etc. It can accurately simulate natural environments and support users to conduct basic biological experiments such as fungi and vegetables at low entry points at home. The project roadmap shows that MOBOX will gradually expand from basic biological cultivation to medicinal plants and high-value microorganisms, ultimately building a global distributed scientific research collaboration platform to serve scenarios such as AI drug development and intelligent agriculture.

The current price of ETH is $1744.37, with a drop of 2.38% in the past 24 hours. Among them, the total liquidation amount of contracts across the entire network in the past 24 hours was 229 million US dollars, with the main liquidation being multiple orders and ETH liquidation being 50.25 million US dollars (21.89%). The data is for reference only.

According to Bitcoin.com, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior issued a statement on April 22 declaring cryptocurrency mining an illegal activity, stating that it violates multiple laws in the country and puts pressure on electricity infrastructure. This ban involves laws such as the Amendment to the Criminal Law No. 31 of 1970, the Communication and Information Technology Regulation Law No. 37 of 2014, the Industrial Law No. 56 of 1996, and the Municipal Regulations No. 33 of 2016. The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior stated that unauthorized cryptocurrency mining has led to "excessive consumption of electricity and energy, increasing the load on the public power grid," causing power outages in residential, commercial, and industrial areas, and affecting the supply of basic services. This warning is jointly issued by the Ministry of Electric Power, Water Resources and Renewable Energy, the General Administration of Communications and Information Technology, the General Administration of Industry, and municipal departments. The authorities require relevant mining entities to "immediately rectify" and emphasize that legal measures will be taken against violators, including transferring them to the investigation department for handling.

According to Cointelegraph, the cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin will further expand into Southeast Asia and plan to launch a cryptocurrency trading platform in Thailand that offers digital assets and related products. ERX Company Ltd, Thailand's first digital token exchange regulated by the country's Securities and Exchange Commission, announced that the company has changed its name to KuCoin Thailand starting from April 22nd. The cryptocurrency exchange will operate under the ERX umbrella. Att Tongyi Asavanund, CEO of ERX, stated, "We are strengthening our ability to provide localized solutions for the Thai market." Existing ERX users have migrated to the new KuCoin Thailand platform, and the KuCoin TH application is available on Android and iOS.