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The expansion triples TSMC's US capex footprint and locks in three new fabs plus an R&D center, deepening the US-Taiwan semiconductor decoupling beyond any previous commitment.
Taiwan has officially surpassed India to claim the rank of the world's fifth largest stock market by capitalization, a…
Traders are unwinding crowded Korea and Japan AI positions and redeploying into Chinese equities, with both banks reporting a notable spike in call activity on China-linked derivatives.
Gate ranks among the top CEXs for tokenized stocks. Its new Gate Stocks product gives users direct ownership of US, HK, and Korean shares, with dividends, through licensed brokers.
The framework moves crypto into a defined legal regime under the FSC, marking the island's most concrete step yet to legitimize institutional participation while applying AML and licensing rules.
A tokenized stock is usually a structured note, not a share. You get the price exposure but not the share itself, and that gap hides issuer, redemption, and legal risks most users miss.
Ondo Finance tokenizes US Treasuries into USDY and OUSG, gated to verified investors. Here's how each product differs and what ONDO the token actually does.
South Korea regulates crypto through real-name banking, tight exchange supervision and a new user-protection law. Here is how the FSC, the Specified Financial Information Act and the Virtual Asset User Protection Act shape the market.
A UAE bank quietly adds $137 million in bitcoin the same week Taiwan passes a full crypto licensing law and the UK undercuts MiCA. Adoption is decoupling from price.
BoJ at a 31-year high, BTC at $67K with an 81.9% meme-coin wipeout lurking underneath, and a covered-call ETF that sells volatility for income — liquidity is splitting.
Singapore licenses crypto under the MAS — strict on retail, open to institutions, leading on stablecoins. Here is the licensing regime, what is restricted and what it means for users.
Standard Chartered in Dubai mints USDC for global clients on the same day SEC Chair Atkins unveils an on-chain plan for US capital markets. The capital race just got jurisdictional.
Japan's pension fund opens a 1% crypto door, Oman digs for sats, and Seoul tests stablecoin rails, while Brussels and Washington tighten the screws at home.
Spot ETFs absorbed $108M in BTC and $96M in ETH even as Iran headlines and a Bank of Korea hike dragged the tape. Read the flow tape, not the ticker.
Strategy's first BTC sale since 2020 collides with a record MiCA win for Ripple and Vitalik's Lean Ethereum rebuild, and the crowd can't decide whether to flinch or ape.
Strategy and MARA kept buying, but ETF outflows, a BOJ tightening shock, and thinning DEX volume suggest the structural bid is narrower than the price action implies.
While institutions pour capital into Circle, Citadel and Stripe-adjacent plays, retail attention is still parked on a Bitcoin chart that's going nowhere fast.
BoA scales digital assets, Bitmine targets 5% of ETH, and long-term holders distribute into a stalled tape. The institutional tape tells one story.
From Tokyo's Diet to the White House to DTCC's production rails, the institutions building crypto's next phase moved on the same day.
EU bans interest on most stablecoins. The US is ambiguous. Singapore permits it with disclosure. Here's how MiCA, GENIUS, and the SEC each treat yield wrappers.
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