On the afternoon of September 21, cryptocurrencies collectively surged, and Bitcoin skyrocketed. At one point, it reached 85,000 US dollars/coin. As of press release, Bitcoin was reported at $8,4915.1, up 5.42% in the past 24 hours, a new high since the end of January. Furthermore, Ethereum reached 2,700 US dollars/coin, and SOL, XRP, Dogecoin, etc. all increased by more than 6%. According to Coinglass data, a total of 136,000 people have liquidated their positions in the cryptocurrency market in the past 24 hours, with a total liquidation amount of 750 million US dollars, including 100 million US dollars for multiple liquidations and 650 million US dollars for short orders. According to the news, on September 17, local time, the US Securities and Exchange Commission issued a rule called the “Innovation Exemption”, which allows trading platforms that meet specific conditions to provide tokenized stock trading in the US and grants related platforms multiple regulatory exemptions for a period of 5 years. The SEC said the move was aimed at allowing market participants to explore on-chain stock trading in a controlled environment while gaining experience in formulating long-term rules for regulators.

On the afternoon of September 21, cryptocurrencies collectively surged, and Bitcoin skyrocketed. At one point, it reached 85,000 US dollars/coin. As of press release, Bitcoin was reported at $8,4915.1, up 5.42% in the past 24 hours, a new high since the end of January. Furthermore, Ethereum reached 2,700 US dollars/coin, and SOL, XRP, Dogecoin, etc. all increased by more than 6%. According to Coinglass data, a total of 136,000 people have liquidated their positions in the cryptocurrency market in the past 24 hours, with a total liquidation amount of 750 million US dollars, including 100 million US dollars for multiple liquidations and 650 million US dollars for short orders. According to the news, on September 17, local time, the US Securities and Exchange Commission issued a rule called the “Innovation Exemption”, which allows trading platforms that meet specific conditions to provide tokenized stock trading in the US and grants related platforms multiple regulatory exemptions for a period of 5 years. The SEC said the move was aimed at allowing market participants to explore on-chain stock trading in a controlled environment while gaining experience in formulating long-term rules for regulators.