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The South Korean stock market closed with a gain of over 3%, driven by a significant surge in major stocks. Samsung Electronics' shares led the way, rising nearly 10%. The KOSPI index experienced a vo

The South Korean stock market closed with a gain of over 3%, driven by a significant surge in major stocks. Samsung Electronics' shares led the way, rising nearly 10%. The KOSPI index experienced a volatile day, initially jumping over 4% in the morning before retreating slightly. However, it rebounded in the afternoon, ultimately closing 3.71% higher at 8,507.81 points. SK Hynix also saw a notable increase, with its shares climbing nearly 1%. In contrast, Japan's Nikkei 225 index ended the day down 0.88%, losing 613.41 points to finish at 69,174.97 points. The divergent performance of the two markets reflects the complex and dynamic nature of the regional economy

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South Korea deepens CBDC push – All about the new phase of ‘Project Hangang’South Korea’s CBDC initiative, Project Hangang, is set to advance to a more advanced stage. According to a recent report from ETNews Korean Edition, the country’s existing mobile banking and account infrastructure is being integrated with the digital currency system.

The plan calls for participating banks to issue deposit tokens that are secured by a Bank of Korea’s wholesale CBDC.

Instead of directly holding the digital currency issued by the central bank, customers will use these deposit tokens through e-wallets integrated into their banking applications.

Details of South Korea’s new CBDC phase
In the new phase of the South Korean CBDC project, commercial banks will build the infrastructure required to integrate digital currency into their existing banking systems, moving beyond simple payment trials.

This includes developing digital voucher systems, e-wallets, and blockchain-based platforms that can be directly integrated with accounting, interest calculations, transfers, withdrawals, and other crucial banking functions.

Nevertheless, the program does not yet represent a national CBDC rollout. Instead, it is still a limited real-world experiment in which commercial banks test the use of deposit tokens backed by the central bank’s CBDC.

This is usually done among particular participants and locations, laying the groundwork for broader adoption in the future.For those unaware, during the first phase, the Bank of Korea provided wholesale CBDCs to participating banks. During that period, these banks issued deposit tokens to clients through e-wallets they supplied for limited payment trials.

Therefore, by allowing those tokenized deposits to work with traditional banking operations, the new phase expands on this. Additionally, it also creates a framew

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• NZD/USD continued to weaken on Wednesday as waning risk appetite and stronger US dollar weighed on the Kiwi.• Strength in the U.S. dollar remains a major driver, with the index pushing to a fresh 13

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Analyzing Bitcoin’s 15% June decline despite $43mln in whale buysBitcoin’s sentiment remained mildly bearish heading into the latest trading week, with the asset locked in a ranging phase after failing to close above $65,000 over the past week.

More broadly, Bitcoin [BTC] has traded below the $70,000 mark for roughly 21 days as bearish pressure persisted.

Fresh whale activity over the past day revived interest in whether large buyers could push the asset higher, so AMBCrypto examined how whale flows have shaped Bitcoin’s price action in recent weeks.

Whales step in with major buys
Whales matter to any asset because of the capital they deploy and because they tend to hold for the longer term, unlike retail traders, who typically offload more quickly.Over the past 24 hours, whale entries into Bitcoin drew attention once again. One whale bought 500 Bitcoin—worth roughly $32.31 million—from custodian BitGo and moved the coins to a private wallet, signalling a higher likelihood that the investor intends to hold for the long termOn top of that, a traditional digital asset manager added to the buying, scooping 166.24 Bitcoin worth $10.74 million at the time and lifting its wallet balance to 4,515 BTC, worth $288.4 million.

Purchases of this size usually move the market, yet the opposite has played out—Bitcoin [BTC] slipped below $63,000 as selling pressure intensified across the board.


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CryptoQuant Warns Strategy: “Stop Bitcoin Purchases and Strengthen Cash Reserves” Here’s WhyOn-chain data and market analysis company CryptoQuant argued that Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, should te

CryptoQuant Warns Strategy: “Stop Bitcoin Purchases and Strengthen Cash Reserves” Here’s WhyOn-chain data and market analysis company CryptoQuant argued that Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, should temporarily pause its Bitcoin purchases and focus on replenishing its dwindling cash reserves. A report published by the company’s research director, Julio Moreno, stated that increasing dividend obligations, a declining cash position, and growing unrealized Bitcoin losses pose risks for investors.

According to the report, Strategy’s preferred stock, STRC, fell to $82.50 last week, dropping 17.5 percent below its nominal value of $100. Moreno stated that this decline was due to the bear market pressure on Bitcoin coupled with a sharp drop in the company’s cash reserves.

The analysis highlighted that Strategy recently repurchased $1.5 billion worth of its 2029-maturity, zero-interest convertible bonds, reducing its cash buffer that could be used to support dividend payments. It noted that the company’s cash reserves have declined by approximately 38 percent since the beginning of 2026.

On the other hand, it was noted that Strategy’s annual dividend obligations increased rapidly due to the issuance of more STRC to finance its Bitcoin purchases. The annual dividend obligation, which was approximately $300 million at the beginning of the year, has now reached $1.2 billion, growing nearly fourfold in less than six months.

According to Moreno, the company’s dividend-paying capacity has also weakened significantly. While it had cash reserves covering more than seven years at the beginning of the year, this period has now shrunk to just 14 months. It is estimated that Strategy needs to increase its cash reserves to approximately $2.8 billion to sustain the current dividend burden.

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CBOE eyes crypto perpetuals as Kalshi upends futures marketCBOE has begun evaluating a conversion of its Bitcoin and Ether futures into perpetual contracts after crypto perpetuals generated more than $8.5 billion in trading volume on Kalshi within weeks of launch.

According to a June 23 report from The Wall Street Journal, CBOE Global Markets is considering turning its continuous Bitcoin and Ether futures into perpetual futures following recent regulatory developments in the United States.

The report cited Rob Hocking, CBOE’s global head of derivatives, who said the exchange is exploring the possibility after the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved cryptocurrency perpetual futures for prediction market operator Kalshi.

While Hocking did not provide a timeline for any changes, the comments place one of the largest U.S. exchange operators among a growing list of firms responding to fresh competition in the perpetual futures market.

CBOE introduced its continuous Bitcoin and Ether futures contracts in December, offering products with expirations extending as far as 10 years.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the exchange is now studying whether perpetual contracts could provide an alternative structure following the CFTC’s decision to permit similar products on regulated U.S. venues.

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World Cup Predictions: 100,000 USDT DailyHTX Invites You to Share 600K USDT in Gift PacksBTC Prophet: 20-Day 380 Million HTX ChallengeCrypto isn't the problem with the US economy, says senatorCody Carbone, CEO of the cryptocurrency advocacy group The Digital Chamber, received a largely muted response to his testimony at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on affordability. In a Tuesday hearing titled The Affordability Agenda, Carbone said that the digital asset industry could help solve affordability problems in the United States, including through faster and cheaper transactions, putting “competitive pressure” on existing payment systems, and reducing barriers to “owning and transferring assets.” However, the majority of lawmakers present did not question Carbone directly or inquire about digital assets, with the exception of Indiana Senator Tim Banks and Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Banks asked the Digital Chamber CEO about the costs related to foreign remittances compared to US dollar-pegged stablecoins, while Kennedy largely dismissed Carbone’s testimony. “Mr. Carbone, you seem to be here to promote cryptocurrency,” said Kennedy. “I love cryptocurrency, but I don't think that's the problem with our economy.” The Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone speaking on Tuesday. Source: Senate Banking Committee Carbone’s remarks centered around the US Senate moving forward on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, which the banking committee advanced in May. The full chamber is expected to vote on the legislation in a matter of weeks, but many lawmakers are calling for additional ethics provisions, potentially complicating passage in the Senate. CLARITY Act still in limbo amid pushback from interest groups In addition to lawmakers’ concerns about ethics in the crypto market structure bill, last week gambling industry groups called for the Senate to clarify that the legislation would not allow the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to overse

Crypto isn't the problem with the US economy, says senatorCody Carbone, CEO of the cryptocurrency advocacy group The Digital Chamber, received a largely muted response to his testimony at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on affordability.

In a Tuesday hearing titled The Affordability Agenda, Carbone said that the digital asset industry could help solve affordability problems in the United States, including through faster and cheaper transactions, putting “competitive pressure” on existing payment systems, and reducing barriers to “owning and transferring assets.”

However, the majority of lawmakers present did not question Carbone directly or inquire about digital assets, with the exception of Indiana Senator Tim Banks and Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Banks asked the Digital Chamber CEO about the costs related to foreign remittances compared to US dollar-pegged stablecoins, while Kennedy largely dismissed Carbone’s testimony.

“Mr. Carbone, you seem to be here to promote cryptocurrency,” said Kennedy. “I love cryptocurrency, but I don't think that's the problem with our economy.”


The Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone speaking on Tuesday. Source: Senate Banking Committee

Carbone’s remarks centered around the US Senate moving forward on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, which the banking committee advanced in May. The full chamber is expected to vote on the legislation in a matter of weeks, but many lawmakers are calling for additional ethics provisions, potentially complicating passage in the Senate.

CLARITY Act still in limbo amid pushback from interest groups
In addition to lawmakers’ concerns about ethics in the crypto market structure bill, last week gambling industry groups called for the Senate to clarify that the legislation would not allow the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to overse

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In a Tuesday hearing titled The Affordability Agenda, Carbone said that the digital asset industry could help solve affordability problems in the United States, including through faster and cheaper transactions, putting “competitive pressure” on existing payment systems, and reducing barriers to “owning and transferring assets.”

However, the majority of lawmakers present did not question Carbone directly or inquire about digital assets, with the exception of Indiana Senator Tim Banks and Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Banks asked the Digital Chamber CEO about the costs related to foreign remittances compared to US dollar-pegged stablecoins, while Kennedy largely dismissed Carbone’s testimony.

“Mr. Carbone, you seem to be here to promote cryptocurrency,” said Kennedy. “I love cryptocurrency, but I don't think that's the problem with our economy.”


The Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone speaking on Tuesday. Source: Senate Banking Committee

Carbone’s remarks centered around the US Senate moving forward on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, which the banking committee advanced in May. The full chamber is expected to vote on the legislation in a matter of weeks, but many lawmakers are calling for additional ethics provisions, potentially complicating passage in the Senate.

CLARITY Act still in limbo amid pushback from interest groups
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