Crypto trading is slowing down in South Korea as Upbit's global ranking declines.

A missing validation check seemingly allowed multiple attackers to spoof cross-chain messages and drain the protocol's PortalV2 contract.

The contrast between successful stock investments and relatively low returns for 'Yetech' investors is impacting investment sentiment.

The surge in the Euro is shaking the ECB's inflation outlook, and the possibility of further rate cuts is being reconsidered.

The U.S. government sanctioned crypto exchanges linked to the Iranian government's activities, marking the first time digital asset platforms have been directly sanctioned.

A struggling local bank seeking help from a global salad company highlights financial instability and could dampen Bitcoin investment sentiment.

Dow Jones futures indicate a risk-off sentiment in the market, suggesting investors are moving towards safer assets. Earnings reports from major companies like Google, AMD, Amazon, and Palantir are anticipated.

The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has fined five securities firms a total of 3 billion KRW for incomplete sales of Hong Kong H-index Equity Linked Securities (ELS).

The market capitalization of gold and silver evaporated by $7.4 trillion in a single day following the nomination of a hawkish Wash as Fed Chair.

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The US hasn't withdrawn its tariff threat despite a 'deeper understanding' of the Korean economic situation, leading to continued uncertainty for the Korean economy.

The article reports that stablecoins are increasingly used for illicit transactions, including by regimes such as Kim Jong-un's and Maduro's, replacing Bitcoin.

Bitcoin's price falling below $80,000 is signaling a new crisis of confidence.

Trump nominated pro-Bitcoin Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair, but the market is tense about his potential 'hawkish' monetary policy.

As the stock market experiences a bull run, capital is shifting away from the cryptocurrency market, leading to a 'rapid cooling' in cryptocurrencies.

While the stock market is booming, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downturn, with trading volume plummeting to one-tenth of its previous level.

The Korea Institute of Finance analyzed that expectations of future exchange rate increases have caused the recent weakening of the Korean Won.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have plunged, breaking the $80,000 level for the first time in nine months.