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「Gold Token」 PAXG Achieves $112 Million Trading Volume in the Last 24 Hours

Bitget Wallet launches PAXG on-chain gold trading event Bitget Wallet, the world's leading Web3 wallet, now supports PAXG spot and contract transactions, and has launched trading activities simultaneously to encourage users to deploy gold assets on the chain. The event will be held from 14:00 on April 12 to 14:00 on April 20 (UTC+8). Users who complete PAXG transactions can share a total of $9,000 in rewards. PAXG is a token issued by Paxos, each anchored to 1 ounce of physical gold. As the international situation heats up and the gold price breaks through $3,200, on-chain gold is becoming a new destination for safe-haven funds. Bitget Wallet provides a simple and smooth one-stop trading experience, supports one-click cross-chain transactions of 130+ public chains and millions of assets, and is equipped with Gas optimization and security protection mechanisms to help users easily grasp gold value preservation opportunities while enjoying the actual benefits brought by DeFi.

Bitcoin Ecosystem Token Surges, MAGIC•INTERNET•MONEY Sees Over 147% Daily Gain

The U.S. Senate has officially confirmed Paul Atkins as the new Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair. This is after his nomination was cleared in a 52-44 Senate vote on Wednesday, April 9. The confirmation of the former Wall Street consultant comes after U.S President Donald Trump named him to lead the agency in December of last year. “We welcome Paul Atkins as the next Chairman of the SEC. A veteran of our Commission, we look forward to him joining with us, along with our dedicated staff, to fulfill our mission on behalf of the investing public,” said the financial watchdog’s commissioners in a statement. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott expressed confidence that Atkins would continue the SEC’s crypto-friendly approach under the Trump administration. He added that his experience would help roll back Biden-era policies, boost capital formation, support retail investors, and bring regulatory clarity to digital assets to keep U.S. markets competitive. Senator Cynthia Lummis voiced similar support, expressing confidence that his leadership would improve rulemaking for the crypto industry. Atkins is set to replace Mark Uyeda, who has been serving as the acting SEC chair since January 20 following the resignation of Gary Gensler. Since Gensler stepped down in January 2025, under Uyeda, the SEC has eased its approach to crypto enforcement. The agency has closed multiple investigations involving crypto firms, formed a Crypto Task Force, and reversed several previous rules that had imposed restrictions on digital assets. Atkins is expected to adopt a more favorable stance on crypto regulation in line with the Trump administration’s efforts to lower regulatory hurdles and strengthen the domestic digital asset industry. In a testimony before the Senate Banking Committee last month, the 66-year-old named the creation of a digital asset regulatory framework as a “top priority.” He criticized the existing lack of clear guidelines, arguing it causes confusion and suppresses innovation. The official also committed to working with Congress and SEC commissioners to build rules that balance investor protection with innovation. The new chair also brings extensive experience in the crypto space. He founded Patomak Global Partners in 2009, a consultancy whose clients include traditional banks, crypto exchanges, and DeFi platforms. From 2017 to 2024, he co-led the Token Alliance, which advocated for crypto-friendly policies. He also served as an SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008.

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