PANews reported on December 21 that, according to the official blog, Circle, the USDC issuer, announced today that it has obtained conditional registration as a digital asset service provider (DASP) from the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF). As a further testament to its commitment to France and the EU, Circle also announced the selection of payments industry veteran Coralie Billmann to lead its licensed operations in France. Coralie Billmann's appointment remains subject to regulatory approval. In order to remove the conditions related to its registration and to be able to start operations in France, Circle must be approved as a payment service provider (PSP) or registered as a PSP agent. This condition will be met by obtaining an electronic money institution license, which Circle has applied for.

Jinse Finance reported that ParaSwap is adopting the 8020 multi-chain initiative. With the launch of the 8020 pool on Optimism, PSP can be pledged to unlock participation in PSP 2.0, ParaSwap protocol reward distribution and Gas refund plan without paying the high gas fee of the main network.

On May 22, the Solana ecological privacy project Light Protocol tweeted that Light v3 has been launched. The protocol is called Private Solana Programs (PSP). Developers can build fast private payments, encrypted order books, and privacy status on Solona. The game on the public chain, etc., is fast, completes zkSNARK verification (=400ms) in one source transaction, and settles directly on Solona without rollup. Light v3 allows developers to move private program logic to the client. Solana then verifies zkSNARKs to prove the correctness of state transitions computed by the client without revealing the transitions themselves. Currently, the Light Protocol testnet is live, and the Solana mainnet will be launched in the next few months.

Odaily Planet Daily News Solana ecological privacy project Light Protocol announced the launch of Light v3 on Twitter. The protocol is called Private Solana Programs (PSP). Games on the public chain, etc. The protocol is fast, with full zkSNARK verification in one atomic transaction (=400ms), and direct settlement on Solona without rollups. Light v3 allows developers to move private program logic to the client. Solana then verifies zkSNARKs to prove the correctness of state transitions computed by the client without revealing the transitions themselves. At present, the Light Protocol test network has been launched, and the Solana main network will be launched in the next few months. Last October, it was reported that Light Protocol completed a $4.5 million seed round of financing, led by Polychain Capital, and participated by Solana Ventures, Hypersphere, dao5, Asymmetric, Balaji Srinivasan, Algod, and The Crypto Dog.