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- Crypto
Cryptocurrencies: A Battle to Define Assets or Securities
Crypto Scandals That Shook Blockchain: The Dark Side
Is crypto a good investment or a risky gamble?
Coinbase CEO Calls for Stablecoins that Pay Interest to Help Consumers and the Economy
Japan Plans to Treat Cryptocurrencies as Financial Products by 2026
- Finance
2025 Stablecoin Surge: How Global Crises and Calm Reshaped the Market
Investors panic as mass selloffs are tracked by recession fears
Utah Advances Bitcoin Rights but Drops State Treasury Investment Plan
The U.S. Housing Department weighs stablecoins and blockchain for grant management
Crypto Chronicle: Trump’s Crypto Reserve Order, Metaplanet’s Stock Surge, and Bybit Hacker Launders $1.4B
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- Knowledge
2025 Stablecoin Surge: How Global Crises and Calm Reshaped the Market
Meta reveals Orion Smart Glasses—a visionary leap into augmented reality
OpenAI releases a New Advanced Voice Feature with Human-Like Conversations
Google introduces improved Gemini 1.5 models that provide faster output and reduced costs for developers
Telegram’s New Policy Allows Data Sharing with Authorities, Raising Privacy Concerns
- Business
The SEC’s Acting Chair Disagrees with Legal Action Against Elon Musk
Decentralized oracles are the key to smarter and more reliable smart contracts
The Effect of DAOs on Traditional Companies
The Rise of SocialFi: Can Decentralized Social Media Change the Internet?
NymVPN shares a decentralized VPN to boost online privacy
- Politics
Trump Advocates Fort Knox Gold Audit, Igniting Market Response
A martial law decree leads to the arrest of Yoon, the impeached president of South Korea
Vivek Ramaswamy Steps Down from DOGE to Pursue Ohio Governor Bid
The FBI’s search of the Polymarket CEO fuels claims of political retaliation
Trump Names Musk and Ramaswamy to Lead New ‘Department of Government Efficiency’ (DOGE)
- Must Read
2025 Stablecoin Surge: How Global Crises and Calm Reshaped the Market
On the U.S. App Store utility chart, Phantom Wallet rises to second place.
Bitcoin Primed for Explosive Move as Liquidity Builds: Market Review by 360
Ethereum Market Update: Why the Cycle Isn’t Over Yet
Bitcoin’s Bullish Outlook: Why the Current Market Structure Signals More Upside
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All posts tagged "South Korea"
Cryptocurrency
South Korea's financial regulators have taken action against the first example of cryptocurrency price manipulation under the new Virtual Asset Protection Act. The defendant...
Cryptocurrency
South Korean financial regulators postponed a decision on corporate cryptocurrency trading accounts to prioritize investor protection and new stablecoin restrictions. With policy studies nearing...
Politics
Yoon Suk Yeol, the impeached president of South Korea, faced detention during a tense standoff at his home. The arrest comes after his controversial...
Cryptocurrency
South Korea's Financial Services Commission is working to authorize business investments in cryptocurrency. The move, part of a larger regulatory shift, seeks to increase...
Cryptocurrency
Yoon Suk Yeol, the recently impeached South Korean President, has received an arrest order from the Seoul Western District Court. This extraordinary step comes...
Cryptocurrency
South Korea imposed sanctions on North Korean cybercriminals for allegedly using stolen cryptocurrencies to support military programs.
Cryptocurrency
With daily trading volumes on par with the stock market, over thirty percent of South Korea's population has invested in digital assets as acceptance...
Cryptocurrency
South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has dismissed allegations of a planned roadmap for corporate cryptocurrency accounts. Discussions continue, highlighting the region's cautious stance...
Cryptocurrency
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol announced martial law, resulting in market declines and public protests. However, lawmakers immediately reversed the move by voting...
