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Is Bitcoin losing momentum?

Bitcoin has been trending sluggishly since surpassing $100,000 in December as it struggles to find a clear catalyst for growth and has remained range-bound, particularly after the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled it won't accelerate interest rate cuts, industry experts said Tuesday.

Feb 18, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
Is Bitcoin losing momentum?

Dunamu acquires digital sheet music platform

Dunamu, a blockchain and fintech company, has acquired MPAG, which operates digital sheet music platforms, the firm said Monday.

Feb 17, 2025By Jun Ji-hye
Dunamu acquires digital sheet music platform

Coinone names financial strategy expert as co-CEO

Korean virtual asset exchange Coinone said Monday that it would adopt a co-CEO system by appointing the company's Chief Operating Officer Lee Seong-hyun as Co-CEO.

Feb 17, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
Coinone names financial strategy expert as co-CEO

Korea to allow nonprofit entities to obtain accounts for virtual assets

Nonprofit corporations such as social welfare corporations and universities will be allowed to open accounts for virtual assets in the second quarter, the country’s financial regulator said Thursday.

Feb 13, 2025By Jun Ji-hye
Korea to allow nonprofit entities to obtain accounts for virtual assets

Regulator tightens rules for listing of meme coins on local exchanges

Financial authorities have decided to strengthen standards for the listing of new coins, industry officials said Sunday. The decision follows ongoing controversies over the listing of meme coins, such as "Official Trump," and their extreme price fluctuations.

Feb 9, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
Regulator tightens rules for listing of meme coins on local exchanges

Trump coin debuts on Korean exchanges amid speculative risks

"Official Trump," a meme coin launched by U.S. President Donald Trump, debuted on Korea's virtual asset exchanges on Thursday, exhibiting significant price swings, according to cryptocurrency exchange officials.

Jan 23, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
Trump coin debuts on Korean exchanges amid speculative risks

Crypto exchanges face record-high compensation demands for system glitch on martial law day

Korea's top two virtual asset exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, have agreed to pay a record-high 3 billion won ($2.1 million) in compensation, in response to system glitches and the subsequent service disruptions that occurred on the day of President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law fiasco.

Jan 22, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
Crypto exchanges face record-high compensation demands for system glitch on martial law day

TRUMP 2.0 Crypto dreams under Trump: Can market continue its optimism?

With the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has dubbed himself the "crypto president," market insiders and investors are eagerly watching whether the crypto market will sustain its momentum.

Jan 21, 2025By Lee Yeon-woo
[TRUMP 2.0] Crypto dreams under Trump: Can market continue its optimism?

Virtual asset sector enters tense phase ahead of sanctions against Upbit

Tension is mounting in the virtual asset industry as it braces for a series of inspections and sanctions by financial authorities. The virtual asset market was brought under the nation's regulatory framework last July with the implementation of the Act on the Protection of Virtual Asset Users.

Jan 20, 2025By Jun Ji-hye
Virtual asset sector enters tense phase ahead of sanctions against Upbit

Authorities postpone decision on whether to allow corporate investment in virtual assets

Financial authorities in Korea took a cautious approach to allowing corporate accounts for virtual asset exchanges, postponing their conclusion in favor of continuing discussions, Wednesday.

Jan 15, 2025By Jun Ji-hye
Authorities postpone decision on whether to allow corporate investment in virtual assets
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