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JASMY Holds Breakout Structure as $0.2785 Target Remains in Play Despite 1% Dip
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/12 13:45

Whales Deposits Over $40M in SOL as Multi-Year Altcoin Pattern Nears Breakout Point
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/12 13:45
Bitcoin is trading at $118.417 today as investors watch the CPI
Portalcripto·2025/08/12 13:45
S&P 500, Nasdaq, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Rise Despite CPI Rise
Portalcripto·2025/08/12 13:45

Monero Faces Major 51% Attack from Qubic Mining Pool
Qubic dominates Monero’s hashrate, enabling a 51% attack and risking network integrity. Experts warn of $75M daily costs.Potential Damage from a 51% AttackThe Cost of Maintaining Control
Coinomedia·2025/08/12 13:40

DeFi Tokens Surpass Exchange Coins in Market Cap
DeFi tokens overtake exchange-based tokens in market cap for the first time since 2024. What’s driving this shift?What’s Driving the DeFi Surge?The Road Ahead for DeFi
Coinomedia·2025/08/12 13:40

SEC Resolves Legal Battle with Ripple
The SEC ends its lawsuit against Ripple, marking a major moment for XRP and the crypto industry.What the Resolution Means for XRP HoldersA Turning Point for U.S. Crypto Policy
Coinomedia·2025/08/12 13:40
Authorities root out over 8,000 illegal miners in Irkutsk, Russia’s crypto mining capital
CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/12 13:35
Circle Stock Pumps 11% on Q2 Report of Major Revenue Leap, New L1 Blockchain
CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/12 13:35
Ethereum Open Interest Nears $60 Billion as ETH Hovers Near All-Time High
CryptoNewsNet·2025/08/12 13:35
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- 01:11Korea Customs Service Commissioner: Considering Establishing a Virtual Asset Analysis Department at Seoul CustomsJinse Finance reported that Lee Myung-koo, Commissioner of the Korea Customs Service, stated on the 21st: "We are considering establishing a Virtual Asset Analysis Division at the Seoul Customs Office, and will allocate specialized personnel and enhance analytical capabilities in this field." Commissioner Lee said at the National Assembly Planning and Finance Committee's national audit that: "In the past, illegal underground remittances were mainly conducted through foreign exchange, but now the method has evolved into illegal fund transfers using virtual assets." Therefore, there is a need to strengthen regulatory and analytical capabilities. In response to concerns that "in order to circumvent U.S. customs policies, some companies are increasing the phenomenon of 'roundabout exports' by disguising the origin of goods and exporting foreign products as made in Korea," Commissioner Lee replied: "Currently, manpower invested in this area is still insufficient," and stated, "To properly address this, we will reallocate personnel, consider increasing staff if necessary, and will continue to coordinate with relevant departments to promote related work."
- 01:11Aerodrome: Token launch platform Aero Launch coming soonJinse Finance reported that Base ecosystem DEX protocol Aerodrome has announced the upcoming launch of its token issuance platform, Aero Launch. The platform will offer easy-mode liquidity pool creation, 100% of trading fees going to liquidity providers, as well as liquidity pool locking and permissionless token issuance features.
- 01:02Trader Eugene: The market is still at "hell difficulty," and even top traders are repeatedly liquidatedChainCatcher reported that trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio stated on his personal channel, "I still maintain the view that the market is currently at hell-level difficulty, and one should not make major trades (whether long or short) until I believe market conditions have eased. But for now, all I see is excellent traders being repeatedly cut up by the market like sashimi (including my own small-scale short-term trades, which are no exception)."