Sidhartha Shukla

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The South Korean won is now the most traded currency against cryptoassets globally with speculative demand for risky tokens in the country surging.

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Nachdem die akuten geopolitischen Spannungen zu einem steilen Rückgang der Kryptowährungen geführt hatten, konnte Bitcoin seine Verluste zunächst verringern und schließlich ins Plus drehen.

Bitcoin rebounded as a bout of acute geopolitical tension eased after earlier sparking steep drops in cryptocurrencies.

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Just six days before its planned retail expansion, the crypto exchange Crypto.com postponed its launch in South Korea so it can communicate further with regulators.

(Bloomberg) -- The beating heart of the crypto bull market sweeping the world isn't Miami, Paris or the Middle East.

(Bloomberg) -- For 71 days in a row, BlackRock Inc.'s Bitcoin fund enjoyed a remarkable run, amassing almost $18 billion in one of the biggest exchange-traded fund launches ever.

Investors pulled a net $218 million from US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, one of their worst daily outflows as demand for risky investments takes a knock from fading hopes for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.