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: Streamex, a tokenized commodity platform, has partnered with Orca, a Solana-based decentralized exchange, to launch a tokenized asset trading market on Solana. This market allows verified qualified investors to buy and sell Streamex's yield-bearing, gold-backed GLDY tokens through regulated on-chain trading pools. The system integrates identity and compliance checks into Streamex's KYC and qualified investor verification process, with trading access limited to approved investors. Transactions are conducted through permissioned liquidity pools on Orca. Investor wallets remain frozen until identity verification and certification are completed, and qualification data is updated on-chain in real time. Streamex and Orca stated that neither party will act as a broker or intermediary for investors reselling GLDY tokens. Orca noted that its automated market maker infrastructure has processed over $500 billion in cumulative trading volume since its launch.
According to the official announcement, HTX (formerly Huobi) has launched perpetual contracts for ORCA/USDT and ZBT/USDT on April 27, with a maximum leverage of 20x for both. Concurrently, HTX is hosting an ORCA & ZBT Contract Trading Party from 17:00 on April 27 to 17:00 on May 4 (UTC+8), with a total prize pool of up to $20,000. During the event, users who register and trade ORCA/USDT and ZBT/USDT perpetual contracts—accumulating a total valid trading volume of ≥$5,000—will share the prize pool based on their trading volume ranking. Additionally, new contract traders executing ORCA/USDT or ZBT/USDT perpetual trades will receive exclusive benefits.
According to an official announcement by Orca, Vercel—the frontend hosting provider for Solana’s liquidity protocol Orca—recently experienced a security incident involving unauthorized access to its internal systems. Orca stated that, as a precautionary security measure, it has proactively rotated all keys and deployment credentials potentially compromised in the incident. Orca emphasized that this incident affected only the frontend hosting layer; the on-chain protocol and user funds remain unaffected. The team is currently monitoring the situation closely and will provide timely updates.