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South Korea's benchmark KOSPI index opened sharply lower on October 13, plunging over 3% in its biggest opening drop recently. Tech giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led the decline, highlighting growing market concerns about the global economic outlook.
Read MoreYuga Labs executives warn users to revoke approvals for upgradable Blur contracts immediately. With the team reportedly dissolving, future upgrades could introduce malicious logic, putting millions in NFTs at risk. Recent exploits highlight the urgency of this action.
Read MoreThe US Treasury may shift its debt issuance strategy towards shorter-term bills as long-term bond yields surge above 5.6%. This move aims to ease market pressure, but sustained AI investment demand could keep long-term rates elevated.
Read MoreBitdeer AI has secured an 8-year deal to build a 60MW AI cloud data center in Malaysia, scheduled for 2028. This expands its Cyberjaya campus capacity to ~71.5MW, advancing its global AI cloud project portfolio valued at over $10 billion.
Read MoreArk Invest's Digital Asset Director reaffirms a bullish 5-year outlook on Bitcoin, viewing it as early-stage despite recent volatility. He highlights how stablecoins are transforming emerging market finance and discusses tokenization, macro trends, and institutional adoption.
Read MoreAfrican fintech company OPay Digital Services Ltd., backed by SoftBank Group, has initiated plans for an initial public offering (IPO) in New York with a target to raise up to $500 million, according to sources. The fundraising structure includes a concurrent private placement of $200 million with Standard Bank Group, highlighting strong investor interest in Africa's digital finance sector.
Read MoreOvernight markets focused on Fed rate hike expectations and corporate moves. SoftBank's OPay plans a $500M New York IPO. A UK court ruled Chinese law applies to a case involving 61,000+ Bitcoin ($4.1B). Crypto firm Strategy posted gains while Bitmine narrowed losses.
Read MoreBitcoin has broken below the critical $82,000 level, experiencing significant volatility with a 24-hour drop exceeding 2%. This article provides real-time market analysis and essential risk management guidance for investors navigating the turbulent conditions.
Read MoreIran's foreign ministry stated it is reviewing new U.S. proposals regarding nuclear negotiations, with feedback to be delivered to mediators promptly. Tehran reiterated that its core conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz remain unchanged, signaling a critical evaluation phase in diplomatic talks.
Read MoreBitcoin has broken below the key $82,000 level, currently trading near $81,993 with a 24-hour decline exceeding 2%. Market volatility is intensifying, prompting urgent risk management considerations for traders navigating this turbulent phase.
Read MoreA Reuters/Ipsos poll finds 69% of Democrats and 61% of Republicans oppose using prediction markets to bet on government events like elections and military actions. Most view it as unethical and a national security risk. Regulatory concerns are rising as the industry expands.
Read MoreLast week saw an $856 million contraction in stablecoin supply alongside a net reduction in BTC holdings by public companies. Base protocol revenue surged 519% against this backdrop, while institutional and whale buying of BTC/ETH continued, painting a complex market picture.
Read MoreUK maritime authorities reported six separate attacks on commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz on October 11, targeting oil tankers and a container ship. The incidents, involving drones and projectiles, highlight escalating tensions in this critical global energy chokepoint, with risks spreading to neighboring waters.
Read MoreThe UK High Court has ruled that Chinese law governs property rights claims over 61,000 Bitcoin seized in a major fraud case. The ruling clarifies the legal framework for cross-border crypto asset recovery, applying the "closest connection" principle to a £4.1 billion case.
Read MoreElon Musk has contributed over $276 million to Republican groups ahead of the midterms, setting a new record for political donations. The funds target Senate races and voter mobilization, highlighting his growing influence on US politics.
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