[South Korea Plans to Restrict Stablecoin Issuers to Consortia with 51% Bank Ownership] During the second phase of legislative efforts for the 'Basic Act on Digital Assets,' the South Korean government and National Assembly plan to restrict stablecoin issuers to consortia with 51% bank ownership. The current proposal grants stablecoin issuance rights to consortia with 51% bank ownership, and the Digital Assets Special Task Force of the Democratic Party of Korea has essentially decided to adopt this plan. Previously, the Bank of Korea advocated for a bank-led and bank-system-exclusive approach, while some lawmakers suggested opening issuance rights to fintech and blockchain companies. The government’s version of the bill must be submitted by December 10 at the latest, with the goal of initiating discussions within the year and completing legislation by January next year.
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More >glassnode:比特币机构参与度提升,代币化RWA规模一年增至240亿美元
[glassnode: Increased Institutional Participation in Bitcoin, Tokenized RWA Scale Grows to $24 Billion in One Year] The Q4 digital asset report from glassnode reveals that new capital inflows into Bitcoin during this cycle reached $732 billion, with 1-year realized volatility nearly halved. The market has become calmer and larger in scale, with a significant increase in institutional participation. Over the past 90 days, Bitcoin settlement volume was approximately $6.9 trillion, comparable to or exceeding that of Visa and Mastercard. Funds are flowing into ETFs and brokers, with trading activity shifting off-chain, but Bitcoin and stablecoins continue to dominate on-chain settlements. The scale of tokenized RWAs has grown from $7 billion to $24 billion within a year, marking the most significant phase of institutional adoption. Tokenized funds are seen as one of the fastest-growing sectors by 2025, offering new opportunities for asset management companies and investors.
Giant Whale extracted 17779 AAVEs from Kraken and transferred them to Aave V3, with a total holding value of $59.34 million
Monitoring shows that a giant whale extracted 17779 AAVEs worth $3.3 million from Kraken and supplied them to Aave V3. At present, the giant whale has purchased a total of 310617 AAVEs with a total value of 59.34 million US dollars. (Onchain Lens)
“麻吉大哥”平仓HYPE多单并减仓ETH,单日浮盈约117.5万美元
["Machi Big Brother" Closes HYPE Long Positions and Reduces ETH Holdings, with a Daily Unrealized Profit of Approximately $1.175 Million] According to Hyperbot data, "Machi Big Brother" Huang Licheng has fully closed his 10x leveraged HYPE long positions and reduced his 25x leveraged Ethereum long positions to 8,000 ETH, with a liquidation price of $2,874.22. Benefiting from the crypto market rebound, his overall positions currently show a daily unrealized profit of approximately $1.175 million. Additionally, 16 minutes ago, Huang Licheng placed three ETH limit sell orders in the $3,050 to $3,088.8 range.
PENGU project has cumulatively transferred 3.88 billion tokens to multiple CEX platforms
On chain monitoring shows that the PENGU project's token deployment address has frequently transferred tokens since mid July, transferring approximately $3 million worth of PENGU to multiple CEX every few days. As of early this morning, a total of 3.8811 billion PENGUs worth approximately $108 million have been transferred out. During this period, the price of PENGU dropped from 0.04 US dollars to 0.01 US dollars. (Ashes)
美众议院共和党人证实“扼流行动 2.0”针对比特币及加密企业
[U.S. House Republicans Confirm 'Operation Choke Point 2.0' Targeting Bitcoin and Crypto Businesses] U.S. House Republicans have confirmed that 'Operation Choke Point 2.0' is aimed at Bitcoin and cryptocurrency businesses. The report indicates that the Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) have exerted pressure on banks to distance themselves from the crypto sector through informal guidance, resulting in at least 30 institutions losing banking services. The report states that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted a 'regulation by enforcement' strategy, failing to provide clear regulatory rules and instead restricting digital asset activities through selective enforcement. Documents reveal that relevant agencies have influenced bank behavior through methods such as 'no-action letters' and 'cease-and-desist letters,' forcing banks to exercise caution when engaging with crypto businesses.