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ChainCatcher news, according to the Korea Herald, Korea's Mirae Asset Securities is considering spinning off its digital asset business into an independent company. The company's internal digital asset solutions team (formerly known as the "Digital Asset TF") may operate independently, primarily responsible for tokenized securities (STO) and virtual asset-related businesses.The spin-off plan stems from the current Capital Markets Act in Korea, which stipulates that financial investment companies cannot engage in businesses outside of financial services, while virtual assets are governed by the Virtual Asset User Protection Act. Notably, the company has completed its core technology layout in the tokenized securities field, including the independent development of blockchain, token issuance, and circulation mainnet, and is advancing integration with the Mobile Trading System (MTS).Mirae Asset Securities stated that it is currently in the preliminary review stage for measures such as business expansion and spin-off.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Thomas Braziel, a partner at 117 Partners specializing in FTX claims, stated that some valuations of FTX claims in the over-the-counter market have exceeded 50%, indicating that the market currently expects about half of the user assets to be recovered. Last Friday, a claim worth over $20 million was sold at auction for about 52%, but only the "largest and cleanest claims" could fetch this price.Since the artificial intelligence company Anthropic recently announced several large investments, enthusiasm around the value of FTX claims has grown. FTX holds a significant stake in Anthropic due to a $500 million investment, and Anthropic's valuation has gradually increased throughout the year. Creditors hope that selling Anthropic shares will help return funds to creditors, potentially leading to full recovery.In a social media poll conducted in January this year, most respondents indicated that they expected to recover only 25% of their funds. Subsequently, the FTX debtors, led by current CEO John Ray III, have attempted to recover funds by starting to sell tokens and liquidate other assets.

ChainCatcher message, Zhao Changpeng tweeted that the previous spike in the BTC USDT perpetual contract on Binance was a chart display issue, and trading was not affected. The team is currently working on a fix.

ChainCatcher news, according to data from the Binance platform, the price of the BTC U-based perpetual contract on the Binance platform has spiked to the $2706 position multiple times in the past 15 minutes.