Poolshark Protocol, a DeFi directional liquidity protocol, announced that it will launch the FIN token on the Poolshark app at 23 o'clock Beijing time on March 15. Initial liquidity will be provided by the FIN token, which early users have the opportunity to purchase at a lower price.

Golden Finance reported that Hitachi plans to issue tokenized green bonds. It will use a green tracking center developed jointly with JPXI to track reductions in CO2 emissions and provide data to investors. Nomura Securities will distribute tokens to investors. The securities firm is also the majority shareholder of BOOSTRY, the provider of the "ibet for Fin" tokenization platform for green bonds. The four organizations collaborated last year to develop a digital green bond issued by JPX, an operator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. So, this is another initiative to promote the use of security tokens.

Golden Finance reported that the International Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) had previously invited financial planners (CFPCM) from 13 countries to participate in a survey of crypto assets (Crypto Assets) and made summaries and recommendations. At the same time, it proposed three aspects on crypto assets. Big regulatory priorities: 1. Classification of products into simple and complex, 2. Crypto-asset marketing and sales, 3. Social media influencers (such as KOL) or financial industry influencers (Fin-fluencers). In addition, the International Financial Planning Standards Committee also raised six major questions to the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO): 1. The rise of digital trading platforms provides customers with better channels, but it also brings potential damage. For example, gamification may conceal the true investment fundamentals and risks. 2. Social media has become an important source of influence. Basically, most of them are unregulated forums or platforms, and they are more likely to be defrauded and defrauded due to their personalization and high penetration rate. 3. The industry calls for regulation of social media influencers to ensure a level playing field for all those providing financial advice. 4. The speed of innovation is faster than usual, and the regulatory gap is also rapidly widening, forcing retail investors to face it alone. 5. Crypto-assets must be regulated to ensure that qualified professionals are licensed and trained. 6. It is necessary to clearly define "complex" products to facilitate more effective supervision and provide opinions and guidance for "complex" products, especially those that are cross-border.