Min Byeong-deok, a left-wing lawmaker that acted as Lee Jae Myung's head of digital assets during the South Korean presidential election campaign, told The Block that there is demand for KRW payments ...

Min Byeong-deok, a left-wing lawmaker that acted as Lee Jae Myung's head of digital assets during the South Korean presidential election campaign, told The Block that there is demand for KRW payments in the field of digital finance. This is because South Korean content, games and e-commerce are expanding around the globe, Min explained. He also highlighted that the "settlement of overseas transactions using won-based stablecoins can reduce domestic capital being converted into foreign currencies." In addition, KakaoPay, a leading mobile payment firm in South Korea, has submitted stablecoin-tied patent applications earlier this month.

Min Byeong-deok confirms demand for KRW-based stablecoins

Market sentiment is tense, $BTC continues to hover in the high-level oscillation range, with multiple key technical points facing a test. Is a breakthrough imminent? Or is a pullback about to happen? Let's hear the views of 4 analysts from the Followin trading strategy square 👇
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🔍 @CycleStudies：
"Today, the price quickly rebounded after exploring EMA21, which is a rare 'fool-proof' short-term long opportunity in the past few days. But this is not..."

Bitcoin is sideways again! Will it be a violent breakthrough or a deep correction next? 4 analysts on Followin Trading Strategy Square share exclusive trading strategies

This morning, the Trump family's crypto project World Liberty Financial (WLFI) posted that a major announcement is imminent and hinted at the initiation of token transfer. The community's enthusiasm for WLFI has surged again, with people exclaiming "something big is coming."
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In mid-June, market rumors had already circulated about WLFI's early circulation, as the project team removed the mandatory 12-month lock-up clause from their official website and added a statement that "the company can modify and update service terms at any time." Influenced by this news...

The Trump family's "crypto ATM" is restarted: Countdown to WLFI unlocking, will the $1.8 billion holding crash the market?

On June 26th, with the release of multiple positive signals, Bitcoin regained the $108,000 mark, warming market sentiment, and investors began to anticipate its potential to hit a new all-time high. So, does Bitcoin really have the momentum to break through? Let's look at the views of various analysts:

@CycleStudies: Cautious incremental progress
Over the past 48 hours, Bitcoin has been continuously moving up in small increments at its highs and lows, and while the overall trend is upward, the market rhythm is quite "confusing".
"Whenever a strong candlestick appears, it easily misleads the market into thinking there will be a volume breakthrough, but the next candlestick often turns weak. ...