Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
The ruling shifts the dispute from recovery to state retention, while South Korea’s exchange actions add to a wider enforcement squeeze on crypto access.
RWA market cap has already jumped from $50B to $120B-plus, and the bank's $250,000 Ethereum target frames a settlement-layer race with Solana that TradFi infrastructure like DTCC is now building into.
Seoul's Financial Intelligence Unit is cutting domestic internet access to platforms that never registered under Korean law, a move that could push millions of local users toward compliant venues or…
Backed 1:1 by real shares, mStocks turns equities into DeFi-composable collateral, putting crypto rails under round-the-clock stock trading.
TradFi-linked volumes are growing on Binance, but regulatory clarity remains the key condition for broader convergence between crypto and traditional markets.
The liquidation wave exposed how crypto venues now channel leverage into stocks, while a four-hour rebound flipped the losses from longs to shorts.
The case puts supply-chain security at the center of hardware-wallet risk, while Ledger says its systems were not compromised and exposure appears limited to one reseller.
The retreat exposes the limits of fee-free NFT trading incentives, while Blur’s Ethereum contracts and tokenholder fee-switch governance remain active.
BTC dipped below $81,000 before rebounding while Korean chip stocks slid 6% and Nasdaq futures fell, a split that puts Thursday's US CPI print in focus for institutions hedging rather than selling.
The comment ties a geopolitical timeline to lower energy costs, putting oil, inflation and market expectations in focus.
South Korea's benchmark just logged one of its steepest single-day drops in years, a warning flare for global risk appetite that crypto and equity traders alike will be pricing in.
The drop wiped out leveraged longs across the board and coincided with the worst week for spot BTC ETF flows since late June, with a 6.1% Kospi plunge adding regional risk-off pressure.
The FIU has referred 44 unregistered overseas platforms to investigators and plans further blocks on mirror domains, with DAXA preparing withdrawal guidance for stranded users.
The liquidation burst points to a rapid leverage unwind, turning a key round-number break into a broader stress signal for crypto markets.
The move leaves Blur's onchain protocol running, but ends new Blend loan matching and forces borrowers to resolve positions before the deadline.
The hour’s damage was overwhelmingly concentrated in leveraged long positions, making forced selling the key signal as Bitcoin breaks lower.
The core vulnerability is not reserve coverage alone, but whether collateral can move fast enough across jurisdictions when redemptions surge.
The shutdown leaves Blur’s onchain protocol running, but the collapse in activity and BLUR’s 20% slide expose the strain on incentive-driven NFT marketplaces.
The financing values SWI at €6.1B as miners monetize power access and data-center capacity, but converting mining sites to AI workloads carries sharply higher build costs.
The Dubai-regulated custody launch is the banking leg of a wider Ripple-LMAX plan to let institutions post RLUSD as trading collateral without ever moving tokens off the bank's books.
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