South Korean regulators have begun a sanction process against Dunamu, the parent company of crypto exchange Upbit, nearly eight months after a $30 million hack, according to a report. The move highlights the complexities of enforcing accountability in the country's crypto sector, as South Korea's current
For roughly two decades, U.S. investors relied on a dependable inverse relationship between stocks and Treasuries: when equities fell, bond prices rose, cushioning portfolio losses. That correlation underpinned countless investment products and shaped how a generation of allocators managed risk. According to the article, this hedging dynamic is now
Security investigators uncovered malicious software embedded in eight games distributed through the Steam platform, designed to steal cryptocurrency tokens from affected users' wallets. The malware operated through legitimate-looking game downloads, exposing how software-mediated attacks can compromise digital assets. During their probe, investigators reportedly traced the attackers by
The GENIUS Act, which establishes a federal framework for stablecoins in the United States, has passed its first anniversary while regulators have missed deadlines to finalize implementing rules, though full enforcement is set for July 2028. This timeline creates a two-year countdown that could force offshore stablecoin issuers like
On-chain data suggests Bitcoin's selling pressure is easing, with cooling holder losses hinting at a potential higher low forming. However, sluggish spot demand continues to weigh on the market, leaving the asset unable to reclaim its first major recovery threshold near $69,000. Analysts note that without
This week's US economic data highlights a key ambiguity: rising consumer spending could reflect either increased purchasing or simply higher prices for the same goods, and distinguishing between the two matters for gauging economic health. Bitcoin found support as gasoline prices fell, easing some inflationary pressure and lifting
The roughly $1.8 trillion private credit market has drawn assurances from major bank executives that it carries little systemic risk, even as warning signs accumulate. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told analysts in April that banks would only be hit after very large losses materialized in the sector. However, reporting