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There are ongoing developments regarding the declaration of martial law in South Korea. Former President Yoon Suk-yeol has once again expressed his stance through his legal team, stating that the decision was "a measure of relief for the nation and its citizens."
According to Jin10's report, Yoon admits that his actions stemmed from "his own shortcomings," but continues to assert the legitimacy of the declaration of martial law in South Korea. It seems he is taking a complex position, balancing political judgment and personal responsibility.
What is also noteworthy is his stance on the life im

The U.S. producer price index for January has been released, and it came in at 2.9%, exceeding the forecast of 2.6%. While it's slightly lower than the previous month's 3.0%, it's still higher than market expectations. When such numbers are released, it raises concerns that inflationary pressures may still be present.
PPI, in essence, is an indicator that shows how the prices at which companies sell their goods are changing, and if it remains high, it could influence the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed). It is often viewed alongside the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and if both

I came across a story that MicroStrategy has experienced a monthly decline for eight consecutive months. Meanwhile, Silvergate's dividend yield has risen to 11.5%. The market's assessment seems to be divided.
What I find concerning in such situations is the movement of basis points. A significant change in dividend yield indicates that the balance between stock price and dividends is quite off. Silvergate might be in that adjustment phase.
On the other hand, MicroStrategy continuing to decline for eight months in a row is unusual. Is there some structural problem, or is it just the overall mar

Predictive markets have become a concern with government officials' trading activities. It seems that Democratic Congressman Greg in the United States is leading efforts to regulate such insider trading. The argument is that government officials trading in war-related prediction markets is inappropriate, and there certainly appears to be a conflict of interest issue.
The emergence of regulatory movements like this may be evidence that prediction markets are becoming mainstream. Markets that previously went unnoticed are now attracting the attention of politicians as they grow in size.
Overall,

Tomorrow is Quadruple Witching Day. It's a day when futures and options expirations all happen at once, making the market more volatile. Bitcoin tends to react strongly to these events, so caution is needed regarding price movements tomorrow.
During such times, index numbers also tend to fluctuate significantly. Trading volume increases, so many traders are likely adjusting their positions. I believe higher volatility is unavoidable.
It will be interesting to see how the market behaves tomorrow. It might be wise to prepare for the possibility of big moves.

The FOMC decided to keep interest rates unchanged, and market expectations for the FOMC changed dramatically. Although the probability of a rate cut in January had exceeded 40% in mid-November, it has fallen to nearly zero by the time of this week’s meeting. This is a sharp reversal in FOMC expectations.
Bitcoin has been trading around 73.74K following this decision, with sluggish movement. The optimistic view among traders from two months ago has completely disappeared, and the market was pricing in a 99% chance of no change in FOMC expectations. Short-term easing expectations have also effec

It seems that Ethereum has been facing selling pressure of around 540 million dollars recently, but it’s showing surprisingly resilient movement. The current rate is around $2.33k, down only 1.32% over the past 24 hours. Looking at the overall crypto market, this level of decline is quite manageable and the market is holding up well.
Ethereum holders number over 40 million addresses, and even with such large-scale selling pressure from big players, the community as a whole might be supporting it. The 24-hour trading volume remains healthy at about $219.88 million. Considering its circulating m

I recently noticed an interesting phenomenon in Bitcoin search trends. In February, the term "bitcoin zero" recorded an all-time high in Google searches in the United States, which indicates that retail investors' anxiety is quite high. This was during a time when Bitcoin had dropped more than 50% from its October peak and was heading toward $60,000.
What’s intriguing is that globally, searches for the same term peaked in August and have now decreased to 38. In other words, the fear seems to be concentrated in the U.S., while investors in Asia and Europe are not panicking as much. Since the sa

Interesting analysis has emerged regarding Buterin's asset portfolio. What becomes apparent from on-chain analysis platforms is the actual extent of holdings by Ethereum's co-founder.
Buterin currently holds over 240,000 ETH, which is valued at approximately $467 million at current market prices. What's intriguing is how much this number has decreased from his initial holdings. At the end of 2015, he owned 662,810 ETH, but due to subsequent sales and network inflation effects, it has now decreased to about 36% of the original amount.
Looking at Buterin's asset composition, it’s clear that not

Bitcoin’s difficulty has risen again. With a 15% increase, it seems to be the biggest adjustment since 2021. Even though the price is falling, the difficulty is going up—doesn’t that mean miners are moving pretty bullishly?
In times like this, it probably means mining power exceeding Exahash is being put into the market. The fact that difficulty is increasing also means the network’s security is being strengthened, and that miners’ participation is continuing too.
I think it’s a solid long-term indicator that difficulty keeps rising even during periods when prices are undergoing corrections. R

Has Bitcoin fallen back down to around $60,000 before? Lately, it feels like it’s moving in sync with the stock market. It seems like the biggest factor is the rise in the アメリカ 10年債券利回り. When bond yields go up, money tends to move away from risk assets, so naturally even volatile assets like Bitcoin are more likely to be sold. For now, it feels like both the stock market and Bitcoin are moving in the same direction. Changes in the interest-rate environment are probably putting overall pressure on things. It might be worth keeping a close watch.

Recently, I've been curious about something. It seems that the NYSE is seriously planning to introduce blockchain technology into Wall Street. However, they don't intend to completely destroy the existing system; instead, they are considering deploying it in a way that coexists with the current market infrastructure.
For financial institutions on Wall Street, blockchain has been a long-standing challenge. Everyone has desired improved transparency and security, but integrating it with the already established massive systems has been difficult. NYSE's approach seems to be an attempt to effectiv

Recently, when looking at the latest movements in cryptocurrencies, Ripple's strategic shift is quite interesting. There are reports that trading volume has exceeded $100 billion, but it's not just a simple remittance tool; a much bigger ambition is emerging.
What Ripple is now aiming to do is transform into a comprehensive infrastructure platform for enterprises. They want to create a system where both fiat currencies and stablecoins can be handled by a single provider. Until now, companies had to work with multiple vendors—one for custody, another for currency exchange, and yet another for p

It seems that Russia is trying to formally incorporate the cryptocurrency market into its legal framework. According to recent reports, they are considering setting a limit of $4,000 for small-scale cryptocurrency purchases.
I think this is a quite interesting development. Russia has long taken a cautious stance toward cryptocurrencies, but now they are moving toward establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework. While restricting individual investors' participation, they are also showing signs of recognizing the overall market.
The figure of $4,000 is also an intriguing aspect of their ap

I've noticed that the cryptocurrency investment market has been quite volatile over the past few days. The trigger was the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, but the hawkish stance indicated caused expectations for rate cuts to significantly retreat.
In response, large holders who had been involved since the early stages of Bitcoin investment seem to have started selling off all at once. Looking at chain data, at least two long-term holders have sold a total of 1,650 BTC (approximately $117 million). One individual, who previously sold 11,000 BTC, added another 650 BTC, and another hold

Have you ever properly considered how to approach the ATH (All Time High) in actual trading? Recently, I’ve received various questions about this, and many investors tend to make mistakes at the point when the price reaches a new high, resulting in losses.
First, the basics. ATH refers to the highest price an asset has reached from the past up to now. In the world of cryptocurrencies, it’s a particularly important indicator. Reaching this level signals that the market is heading toward a new peak, but at the same time, the risks also increase rapidly.
During an ATH, many traders become emotion

Digging into history reveals fascinating phenomena. The fact that the bodies of only five world leaders are still preserved permanently today. This is not merely a technological achievement but a story intertwined with the choices of the era and political decisions.
The concept of permanent body preservation was pioneered by the Soviet Union. When Lenin died in 1924, an ordinary burial was initially planned. However, the public’s mourning enthusiasm unexpectedly surged, leading to an urgent attempt at cryopreservation. This decision paved the way for subsequent advancements in body preservatio

Recently, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about MACD divergence, so I’d like to share some practical points here. Especially based on what I noticed in my analysis of the BTC chart, I think many traders may be misunderstanding this indicator.
First, let’s correct the most important misconception. The appearance of macd divergence does not mean the price will reverse. The divergence is simply a signal that momentum is getting exhausted, or that the likelihood of a correction is increasing. In other words, divergence ≠ reversal. If you don’t understand this, the probability of suffering los

I was curious about how difficult it really is to launch a meme coin on Solana, and surprisingly, the process is quite step-by-step. Here's a concise overview of the basic flow for creating a Solana meme coin.
First, as a prerequisite, you need basic computer skills, a wallet like Phantom or Solflare, and a Solana CLI environment. After installing the CLI, define the coin name, symbol, and decimal places in a JSON file. Then, write the program in Rust or JavaScript, compile and deploy it. Create a token account, and finally, mint the tokens to complete the process.
There is also a testing and

Recently, I’ve been thinking about why certain projects are attracting concentrated funding in the crypto asset market. We are no longer in an era where tens of billions of dollars move solely based on "price low" or "memes." What investors and developers are truly focused on now is how to solve the fundamental bottlenecks of blockchain technology.
Especially from last year to this year, there has been a rapid acceleration in efforts to maintain Bitcoin’s security while adding functionality similar to Ethereum or Solana. Media outlets are reporting on this almost daily, and interest in Bitcoin