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- 10:04"Du Fu Liquor Group": Appointed a new CEO to lead RWA and its digital asset-related businessAccording to Jinse Finance, citing Zhitong Finance, Hong Kong-listed company "Du Fu Liquor Industry Group" (00986.HK) has issued an announcement stating that, effective from September 12, 2025, Dr. Liao Wenjian has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the company's subsidiary. He will conduct research on the feasibility of launching Real World Asset (RWA) and related digital asset businesses (if any), the integration with the Group's existing businesses, as well as the direction of business development, and provide concrete plans for the expansion and implementation of related businesses.
- 09:57Analysis: The address that previously exchanged 1.52 million HOLO for 1,013 BNB is a market maker walletJinse Finance reported, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, it has been confirmed that wallet address 0x3723 does not belong to a certain KOL investor, but is actually a market maker wallet. Twenty hours ago, this wallet exchanged 1.52 million HOLO tokens for 1,013 BNB (worth $915,000). This operation was carried out when HOLO was trading at a 15% premium on BNB Chain, most likely to stabilize its price.
- 09:47ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: EU banking regulators must boldly simplify rulesJinse Finance reported that a senior official dedicated to simplifying regulatory frameworks stated that European authorities should show courage in their efforts to reduce the regulatory burden on banks, while not compromising their risk resilience. "We should boldly move forward on this path," said European Central Bank Governing Council member Nagel. "Simplification is feasible—complex enough, but as simple as possible." Nagel is a member of an ECB working group studying ways to reduce the complexity of banking regulations. He said this should not be equated with deregulation. European officials are seeking to streamline the large number of regulatory provisions enacted by the EU after the 2008 financial crisis, in order to avoid putting European banks at a disadvantage compared to their US competitors. The United States is relaxing some of its own regulations.