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South Korea's top financial regulators will meet this Thursday to address risks posed by single-stock leveraged ETFs, following heightened market volatility. Potential measures include raising margin requirements and limiting daily price swings, though officials acknowledge these may only offer temporary relief.
Read MoreA poll by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong asked if Bitcoin has bottomed out, with 54.9% of respondents voting 'No'. The discussion highlighted ongoing growth in areas like perpetual contracts and stablecoin payments, revealing divided market sentiment amid current volatility.
Read MoreSouth Korea's finance ministry revealed major chipmakers and shipbuilders are selling large amounts of US dollars in forward markets, strengthening the Korean won. With record trade surpluses driving structural changes in forex supply-demand dynamics, the won reached its highest level against the dollar since mid-May.
Read MoreSecurity expert Yu Xian advises enabling Telegram Desktop's Passcode Lock. This password protects local client access and highly sensitive identity data, serving as a crucial barrier against privacy leaks. It's a fundamental step for security-conscious users of encrypted messaging.
Read MoreOpenClaw 2026.7.1 is now live, featuring contributions from 532 developers with over 3000 code commits. The update delivers a redesigned UI, enhanced multi-platform clients, improved messaging integrations, and new AI model support including GPT-5.6, making it a more intuitive and powerful collaboration tool.
Read MoreLeading South Korean crypto exchange Upbit announced on July 14th the listing of DRV token. Trading will be available through three key pairs: DRV/KRW, DRV/BTC, and DRV/USDT, significantly enhancing accessibility and liquidity for the digital asset.
Read MoreOn July 14, losses in major European stock index futures narrowed during the session. STOXX 50 futures fell 0.6%, matching the decline in German DAX futures, while UK FTSE 100 futures saw a milder 0.2% drop, indicating some stabilization after morning volatility.
Read MoreU.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant capital withdrawal on July 14, with a net outflow of $424.63 million. This sudden shift interrupts a period of relative stability, raising questions about changing investor sentiment and its potential impact on Bitcoin's near-term trajectory.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals a major shift in Hyperliquid's perpetual futures market. A single sector focused on specific asset classes has seen its trading volume share surge from under 3% to over 50%, highlighting explosive demand for on-chain derivatives of traditional financial assets like stocks.
Read MoreFollowing its latest funding round, DeepSeek's valuation soared, propelling founder Liang Wenfeng's net worth to $36 billion. He now ranks as the wealthiest founder among pure-play AI model companies, surpassing counterparts from Anthropic and OpenAI.
Read MoreBinance Wallet has officially launched CASHCAT perpetual contract trading, supporting leverage of up to 10x. This move provides traders with a new tool to navigate volatile market conditions.
Read MoreKey midday developments: Fed emphasizes core CPI; Ethereum co-founder advocates lower L1 fees; Uniswap executes token burn; U.S. Clarity Act gains support with calls for stricter DeFi accountability; government transfers crypto to Coinbase. Bitcoin shows resilience amid bearish signals, suggesting potential market bottoming.
Read MoreThe US Labor Department will release June CPI data at 20:30 Beijing time on July 14, including overall and core inflation rates. As a key indicator for Fed policy, this report may trigger significant volatility across stocks, forex, and commodities markets.
Read MoreWhile falling energy prices may lower June's headline CPI, the Fed is focusing on core CPI as a key inflation gauge. The core reading and upcoming PPI data will shape the Fed's PCE forecasts and influence future interest rate decisions.
Read MoreUniswap generates $5.2 million in daily fees but only allocates about 2.5% ($134K) to buy back and burn UNI tokens. Most fees go to liquidity providers. New governance proposals could expand the token burn system across more chains.
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