Marshall Islands: Launching a universal basic income plan based on digital wallets

[Paxos Launches USDG0, Expanding Regulated Multi-Chain USD Liquidity] Paxos Labs has officially launched USDG0, a cross-chain extension of its regulated stablecoin USDG. This stablecoin is based on LayerZero's OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token) standard and aims to introduce 100% reserve-backed USD liquidity to the Hyperliquid, Plume, and Aptos blockchain networks. Unlike wrapped tokens or cross-chain bridge tokens, USDG0 exists as a 'single native asset' across multiple blockchains while retaining the core features of the mainnet USDG, including regulatory oversight, 1:1 USD reserve backing, and redemption guarantees.

[Ondo Approved by EU to Offer Tokenized Stocks and ETF Services] Ondo's subsidiary, Ondo Global Markets, has received regulatory approval from the Financial Market Authority (FMA) of Liechtenstein to provide tokenized stocks and ETF services to retail investors in EU member states, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and other European Economic Area countries, covering approximately 500 million investors across 30 European countries.

[Wizzwoods Completes $10 Million Series A Financing, Led by Animoca Ventures and Infinity Ventures Crypto] On November 19, Wizzwoods announced the completion of a $10 million Series A financing round, jointly led by Animoca Ventures and Infinity Ventures Crypto. Wizzwoods is a pixel farm game that combines cross-chain mechanisms with SocialFi elements, developed based on Telegram mini-programs and Twitter extension applications.

[Whale Withdraws 5.27 Million ENA from Binance and Stakes to Ethena] Monitoring by The Data Nerd shows that 30 minutes ago, a whale (possibly Wintermute) withdrew 5.27 million ENA, worth approximately $1.47 million, from Binance. Previously, this address received 12.29 million ENA (worth approximately $3.91 million) from Wintermute and has since staked all ENA to Ethena.

[Trader Spends $14,250 to Buy Meme Coin '67,' Gains 100x Unrealized Profit] On November 19, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, trader 7ZsN8P spent $7,400 two months ago to purchase 20.67 million Meme Coins '67,' later selling them for $3,040, incurring a loss of $4,360 (-59%). Subsequently, through three wallets, he bought another 36.56 million '67,' spending a total of $14,250, and added liquidity to earn transaction fees. As the price of '67' rose, he withdrew all liquidity and currently holds 37.43 million '67,' valued at $1.44 million, with an unrealized profit of $1.43 million, achieving a 100x gain.