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South Korea’s crypto trading volume hit a two-year low, dropping below 10 trillion won ($6.7 billion) for the first time since September 2023. The slump coincides with a dramatic collapse across the country’s stock markets. Is South Korea Losing Its Crypto Market? Trading volume measures the total value of assets

Ethereum has continued its recovery from the June lows and is now approaching a major technical inflection point. While the recent rally has improved short-term sentiment, the asset is still trading beneath a confluence of long-term resistance levels. Interestingly, the liquidation landscape aligns closely with these

HDFC Bank ended the March financial year with 3,343 fewer employees, a major contraction for India’s biggest private lender. Total headcount stood at 211,178 as of March 31, down from 214,521 a year earlier. The lender said it is steadily moving routine processing onto digital and automated systems. AI Automation Hits

Zcash price is up roughly 1,190% and just made Forbes' 2026 top 10. Here is whether the privacy coin can hold its gains.

The XRP products continue to operate differently than those tracking BTC and ETH.

Saylor made a similar comment last week, and it turned out to be a big sale.

US economists lowered their recession odds to 25% while raising inflation forecasts, according to a Wall Street Journal survey, leaving the Federal Reserve little room to cut interest rates this year. The shift matters for crypto markets. A higher-for-longer Fed removes the catalyst that risk assets had counted on for

Thailand’s central bank is considering measures requiring anyone depositing 5 million baht ($150,000) or more in cash to prove the origin of the funds. This is part of a fourth-quarter push that also puts Tether (USDT) transactions under a joint audit with securities regulators. Why Thailand Is Watching USDT Bank of

Is a new all-time high possible this year? Some AIs believe so.

Crypto markets held firm on Sunday, with Bitcoin (BTC) near $64,000, as digital assets absorbed fresh US strikes on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz once more. The muted move breaks from earlier in the war. Bitcoin fell about 2% and slid toward $61,000 after June’s escalation, a far steeper reaction than