The ruling party in South Korea has made slow progress on crypto regulation, and the deadline of December 10 to pass the Korean won stablecoin bill has not been met. The Financial Services Commission stated that due to coordination among multiple agencies, the quality of the bill must be ensured. Instead, detailed regulatory approaches will be released simultaneously with the proposal, emphasizing transparency and the public's right to know, laying the foundation for future legislation.

The withdrawal process for making money in the crypto circle is full of hidden risks. Bank risk control systems are highly sensitive to abnormal transactions, such as large deposits or frequent small transactions, which may trigger alerts. Safe withdrawals require verifying the identity of the trading party, adopting small multiple withdrawals strategy, and avoiding frequent operations. Additionally, transparent fund sources and clear transaction records are key to avoiding account freezes. Behaviors based on luck will face scam and legal risks.

Are you often scared by the price of coins?
The daily fluctuations of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be exhausting. You might make a profit in the morning, only to be trapped in a loss by evening. Want to pay with cryptocurrency? Merchants are also afraid—price volatility is too intense, making it impossible to set a price. That's when stablecoins come to the rescue.
What exactly are stablecoins?
Simply put, stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency "pegged" to a certain asset, aiming to keep their price steady as a mountain. You can think of them as the "voltage stabilizer" in the crypto world—no matter how much the crypto market twists and turns outside, they remain stable.
Stablecoins are usually pegged to three types of assets:
Fiat currencies (USD, EUR, etc.) — the most common
Crypto assets (like Ethereum) — backed by tokens on the blockchain
Commodities (gold, oil, etc.) — relatively rare
The reason stablecoins are needed is because cryptocurrencies are too "capricious." Users need

Risk First: Understand Both Parties' Bottom Lines
Before starting any transaction, it is essential to understand that the fundamental difference between long and short positions lies in risk bearing. The maximum loss for a long position is the invested capital—if the purchased asset drops to zero, the loss stops there. However, short positions do not have this protection because, in theory, asset prices can rise infinitely, and your losses can also grow without limit. This is an important difference to remember before choosing any trading direction.
Long Position: Betting on Asset Appreciation
The logic behind a long position is straightforward—investors are optimistic about the future prospects of an asset, buy at the current price, and expect to sell at a higher price later, profiting from the difference.
Suppose you buy 1 Bitcoin for $20,000, expecting its price to rise to $25,000. When the price indeed rises to your target level, you can sell your Bitcoin and earn a $5,000 profit.

What happened to the United States in 1929? In simple terms, it was a fall from paradise into hell.
On October 29th of that year, later known as "Black Tuesday," the stock market evaporated $30 billion in wealth within just 10 trading days — remember, the entire U.S. expenditure during World War I was only $30 billion. This not only ended the so-called "Coolidge Prosperity" but also marked the beginning of the Great Depression of 1929.
The Illusion of Prosperity and Sudden Collapse
On the eve of the crisis, Americans were immersed in an almost perfect illusion. Loose monetary policy, booming infrastructure development, and the proliferation of emerging consumer goods — cars and radios became standard for the middle class. The stock market soared from over 60 points in 1921 to 376 points in September 1929, a more than fivefold increase over eight years.
At that time, campaign promises were like this: every American household had two chickens for dinner, and each family owned two cars. This newly elected leader

Charlie Munger summarizes three major pitfalls in life through personal experience: debt is an invisible trap, emotional exhaustion consumes energy, and the people around you determine your future. He emphasizes that success depends not only on IQ but also on resilience and perseverance. Avoid unnecessary losses, focus on what is worthwhile, and only then can you achieve true freedom and success.

The fate of cryptography may be about to be rewritten. As the computational power of quantum computing grows exponentially, the elliptic curve cryptography systems that today’s blockchain world relies on are facing an unprecedented challenge. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin’s prediction— that quantum computing could crack ECC before the 2028 US presidential election— has quickly sparked intense discussion within the crypto community.
This is not alarmist. The elliptic curve cryptography that secures mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum is facing an unprecedented challenge, and this countdown alarm signals the beginning of a industry-wide transformation.
Cryptography Defense Line: The Core Pillar of Blockchain Security
In today’s digital asset ecosystem, elliptic curve cryptography acts like a protective wall, safeguarding the security of smart cars, the Internet of Things, financial systems, and more. Compared to traditional

Remember the craze of "earning while exercising"? STEPN was once the brightest star in the crypto world. It attracted millions with a seemingly perfect story: download the app, buy virtual sneaker NFTs, and earn tokens by walking or running every day. Simple, enticing, and fulfilling both the dreams of fitness and wealth at the same time.
The Peak of Wealth Illusion
At its peak, the price of a virtual "sneaker" was driven up to thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars. The entry barrier became extremely high, yet demand remained strong. Social media was flooded with users sharing screenshots of their earnings from running and showcasing their sneakers, as if everyone was achieving financial freedom through exercise.
Why did this Move-to-Earn model explode in the market? The core reason is that it cleverly triggered two of humanity's deepest desires—health and wealth. Rather than just trusting this project,

In the world of cryptocurrencies, the easiest mistake to make is to be fooled by the surface fluctuations of the market. Behind every price surge, there are two completely different forces: one is the genuine trend driving industry development, and the other is the false prosperity brought about by short-term speculation. Learning to distinguish between these two is the core ability for investors and builders to survive.
Bull Market and Bear Market: The Two Sides of Market Cycles
The concepts of Bull Market and Bear Market have been passed down through generations because they perfectly illustrate market trends through animal fighting styles—bulls thrust their horns upward, bears swipe their paws downward. In the cryptocurrency market, the characteristics of a bull market are very obvious: prices continuously rise, investor sentiment is exuberant, and new funds keep pouring in. Conversely, a bear market features falling prices, spreading pessimism, and dried-up liquidity.
But here’s a key question: not all upward movements are genuine bull markets.
Noise Bull Market: False Prosperity Wrapped in Hype

What are whale tokens? Why is ASTER gaining so much attention
In the crypto market, "whale tokens" specifically refer to those coins heavily influenced by large whale investors. These whales hold a significant amount of tokens, and their every move can shake the price trend and market sentiment. ASTER (currently priced at $0.69, down -7.00% in 24h) is one of the most watched active whale tokens recently. On-chain data shows a very high concentration—Top 10 addresses hold 89.94% of the supply—indicating the market is highly dependent on major holders' intentions.
On-chain phenomenon: What are whales doing?
In recent months, whale activity around ASTER has become particularly frequent. On-chain data clearly records the actions of these large holders: during market downturns, whales continue to accumulate ASTER, which is often seen as a sign of long-term confidence. Historical experience suggests that whales building positions at the bottom often signal an upcoming rally.
The current situation is,

Under the influence of the macroeconomic environment, a prolonged bear market is often the best window to discover quality projects and tracks. When the market returns to rationality and bubbles are squeezed out, truly potential blockchain projects and digital assets can surface. This article provides a panoramic scan of the nine major industry tracks to help investors establish a clear asset allocation strategy.
The cornerstone of digital assets: Bitcoin and value storage
Bitcoin is the foundation of the entire blockchain industry, positioned as a "inflation-resistant store of value." As a representative of Blockchain 1.0, Bitcoin creates a unique scarcity through halving mechanisms and limited supply.
A series of forked coins and scaling solutions have emerged around Bitcoin—such as LTC, which is akin to "Gold, Silver, and Copper," BCH, and BSV, which focus on scaling. However, industry practice has shown that these forks and scaling projects are gradually losing their appeal. LTC's attractiveness as a supplementary store of value has declined, and the scaling solutions of BCH and BSV are...

Cryptocurrency mining has a new way to play. The PoW era, which once relied solely on hardware and electricity costs, is gradually fading away. Now, a mining method called "staking" (PoS) is quietly changing the game rules. Simply put, it involves holding coins in a wallet, doing nothing else, and earning interest daily — this is true "money making money."
What exactly is PoS mining?
Staking (PoS, Proof-of-Stake) is essentially a democratized way of mining. Unlike traditional PoW mining that requires大量算力設備 (a large amount of computational hardware), PoS only requires you to hold a certain amount of cryptocurrency to participate in block validation and new block creation, thereby earning stable income.
This mechanism was born as early as 2011, with PeerCoin being the first project to apply it in practice. From the user’s perspective, PoS mining is like depositing money into a fixed-term bank account — the more assets you have, the more you earn.

Latest Market Review
Bitcoin price rapidly declined to around 95,560 in the short term, a significant drop from previous highs. According to the latest data, BTC is currently priced at 87.64K, with a 24-hour change of +1.73%. This sharp decline is driven by multiple shocks caused by systemic pressures in the US capital markets.
US capital outflows in large scale, three major pressures simultaneously emerge
Wall Street continues to sell off, Asian markets struggle to absorb
The Coinbase premium index has been in negative territory for three consecutive weeks, indicating that US investors are offloading assets on a large scale. Since US market prices are lower than Asian markets, sell-offs occur whenever the US trading session opens, and daytime rebounds often become short-lived "last-ditch efforts." Fidelity data shows that this round of selling is closely related to year-end tax optimization strategies—investors sell coins to handle taxes, which is "legal cash-out" rather than panic selling, but the scale

The US November ADP employment data will be released soon. In response to the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting, this data has become an important indicator for analyzing the US labor market. The market expects significant fluctuations following the data release, and investors should stay alert and manage risks to cope with potential market changes.