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More than half of Ethena’s USDe backing was allocated to DeFi and institutional lending in LlamaRisk’s October 12 snapshot. The assessment highlights that deployed backing, immediately available liquidity and direct redemption access are separate considerations for holders.
South Korea is blocking the websites of 27 unregistered cryptocurrency exchanges, including KuCoin, BitMart and MEXC. The action extends earlier mobile-app restrictions and comes with warnings that customers of unauthorized platforms could face difficulty recovering their funds.
Bitcoin recovered after briefly falling below $81,000 as South Korean stocks suffered their steepest declines amid concern over AI investment and Chinese chip competition. Crypto derivatives showed rising liquidations and reduced open interest ahead of U.S. inflation data and major bank earnings.
Bitcoin stayed near $83,000 as traders awaited September U.S. inflation data that could reshape Federal Reserve rate expectations. Fed official John Williams signaled one more hike this year but no clear need for additional increases in 2027, while Bitwise reported stronger crypto adoption.
Bitcoin has diverged from South Korean stocks as AI-spending concerns and Chinese semiconductor competition drove the KOSPI down 5.5%. The index is about 38% below its June peak, while bitcoin has recovered from around $58,000 to as high as $87,000.
South Korea’s Supreme Court has finalized rules allowing courts to freeze, seize and sell cryptocurrency to recover unpaid civil debts. The measures take effect Nov. 1 and cover exchange-held and self-custodied assets, although private-key control may complicate enforcement.
Bitcoin rebounded toward $84,000 as South Korea’s KOSPI fell below its 200-day moving average amid a semiconductor sell-off. The cryptocurrency’s advance faced heavy sell liquidity, while US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded October outflows of $451 million.
An IMF study found that more than half of trading in sampled tokenized US equities occurred outside regular Wall Street hours. About 80% of transactions involved less than one share, but tokenized products showed higher volatility and weaker liquidity than traditional stocks.
The post South Korea’s KOSPI Crashes 6.5% Today – AI Crypto Down 10% appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News South Korea’s KOSPI index crashed 6.5% on 13 October, falling to around 6,002 as investors sold semiconducto...
The post Will XRP Price Go Up This Week? Falling Open Interest Could Set Up Next Big Move appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News XRP has climbed back above $1.40, a level that has acted as a magnet for its price over...
The post Crypto News Today : South Korea to Block 27 Illegal Crypto Websites appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News South Korea will block access to 27 crypto websites operated by unregistered virtual asset businesses...
A Bitcoin wallet that received 4,582 BTC days before the March 2020 crash has transferred the coins, now worth about $377.6 million, to five addresses. The move could precede selling, but it may also be an internal transfer, and the purpose remains unclear.
About $803 million in leveraged positions were liquidated across crypto exchanges as bitcoin briefly fell below $81,000. SanDisk perpetual futures saw more forced closures than XRP, while a bitcoin rebound later shifted most new losses to short sellers.
Binance will discontinue its mining pool and related services on Nov. 10, requiring miners to move elsewhere and users to redeem eligible positions. Historical records will remain available until Nov. 24, while outstanding balances and rewards will be processed under product rules.
Bitcoin climbed back above $83,000 after briefly falling below $81,000, even as South Korean chip stocks and Nasdaq futures declined. Elevated oil prices and Thursday’s U.S. inflation report remain central risks for crypto markets and interest-rate expectations.
Bitcoin climbed back above $83,000 after briefly falling below $81,000, diverging from a steep South Korean stock-market decline led by chipmakers. Investors are now watching Thursday’s U.S. CPI report, while elevated oil prices and rate expectations continue to shape the crypto market.
The post KOSPI Index Today: Why Samsung’s 17% Five-Day Slide Is Dragging South Korea’s Market appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News South Korea’s KOSPI fell as much as 6.1% to near 5,996, its fifth straight daily los...
South Korea has approved domestic access restrictions on 27 websites operated by unregistered crypto exchanges, including KuCoin and MEXC. Authorities said the action extends earlier app blocks, while warning that existing customers could face difficulties withdrawing assets.
