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Korea’s Crypto Hoard Hits Record $73.4B After Trump’s Advocacy

South Korea’s cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant surge, with holdings reaching a record-breaking $73.4 billion, following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s advocacy for digital assets. This remarkable growth in the Korean crypto market highlights the growing influence of global political figures on the digital asset landscape, with Trump’s pro-crypto stance encouraging investors in South Korea to ramp up their …

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Crypto-Friendly Paul Atkins to Lead SEC, Industry Braces for Major Shake-Up

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is poised for a transformative shift as Paul Atkins, a well-known advocate for cryptocurrency and blockchain innovation, is set to take the helm of the regulatory body. As a former SEC Commissioner and long-time supporter of more progressive approaches to crypto regulation, Atkins’ appointment has the industry on edge, anticipating major changes in …

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Coinbase CLO Presses SEC for ETH2.0 Docs, Demands Clarity on “Ecosystem” Test

Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer (CLO), Paul Grewal, has raised significant concerns regarding the SEC’s handling of crucial documentation related to Ethereum 2.0 (ETH2.0) and the ongoing regulatory uncertainty surrounding crypto assets. In a public statement, Grewal pressed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to release important ETH2.0-related documents that have been withheld, citing the need for transparency and clarity …

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CFTC Seeks Public Feedback on Crypto-Style 24/7 Derivatives Trading

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced that it is seeking public input on the potential development of a 24/7 crypto-style derivatives market. This move comes as the CFTC explores the possibilities of allowing round-the-clock trading for cryptocurrency derivatives, a market model that has been successfully implemented in the cryptocurrency space but is yet to gain widespread acceptance …

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