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#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy The FSC announced measures that only allow cryptocurrency trading through real-name bank accounts linked to cryptocurrency exchanges and introduced a guideline to prevent cryptocurrency-related money laundering (hereinafter ‘Cryptocurrency-related AML Guideline’), as part of the government-wide efforts to curb cryptocurrency speculation and prevent cryptocurrencies from being exploited for illegal activities Real Name Policy in Cryptocurrency Transactions Banks will switch to real name policy starting from January 30 that only allows cryptocurrency trading through real-name bank accounts linked to cryptocurrency exchanges. Under the new rule, users who want to make cryptocurrency transactions must have a bank account under their real name at the same bank with cryptocurrency exchanges. Those who do not have their real-name account at the same bank will only be allowed to withdraw money from their existing bank account. To make new deposits, they are required to open a new bank account under their real name at the same bank with the exchanges These are intended to make sure banks indentify their customers and comply with their anti-money laundering (AML) obligations relating to cryptocurrencies. Minors under the age of 18 and foreigners will not be allowed to open new bank accounts linked to cryptocurrency exchanges to deposit their money for cryptocurrency trading. Once the real name policy comes into force on January 30, existing anonymous bank accounts that have been used to trade cryptocurrencies will no longer be in use Cryptocurrency-related AML Guideline The KoFIU and the FSS conducted joint inspections from January 1 to 16 on six commercial banks that offer bank accounts to cryptocurrency exchanges, & found a number of loopholes in banks’ compliance with AML regulations. Based on the results of our inspections, the KoFIU came up with a ‘Cryptocurrency-related AML Guideline’ to address such loopholes & clarify obligations and responsibilities of financial institutions to prevent cryptocurrency-related money laundering

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#CryptoFees101 For institutional investors and individual traders alike, navigating crypto transaction fees is foundational to digital asset strategies. These fees are standard to virtually every blockchain transaction but can vary significantly depending on the asset, network demand, and platform. Though small and on a per-transaction basis, these fees can add up quickly, especially at scale. For institutions, managing these costs efficiently is critical to protecting long-term margins and maximizing returns. This piece explores the types of crypto fees, the factors that influence them, and practical cost mitigation strategies like crypto staking. Cryptocurrency networks rely on transaction fees to incentivize miners and validators to confirm transactions. These fees also help maintain blockchain security and deter network spam. On networks like Bitcoin, transaction fees fluctuate based on block space demand. When the network is busy, fees increase as users compete for limited space in each block. This dynamic pricing model ensures the network remains operational, even under heavy load. Fees also help prioritize which transactions process first. Users who pay higher fees typically receive faster confirmation times, which is crucial during periods of high traffic. Types of Crypto Fees Clear visibility into crypto transaction fee structures helps institutions and retail traders navigate the digital asset ecosystem more effectively. Here are the primary categories: Network Fees (Miner/Validator Fees): Paid directly to miners or validators for processing transactions. These fees fluctuate based on supply and demand. Trading Fees: Charged by exchanges for executing buy-and-sell orders. These are usually a percentage of the trade value and may vary for makers and takers. Withdrawal Fees: Charged when transferring crypto from an exchange to an external wallet. This can be a fixed amount or based on network fees. Deposit Fees: Less common but occasionally imposed by some platforms when receiving funds.

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#CryptoSecurity101 Hot vs cold crypto wallet: What’s the difference? What is account abstraction and why is it important? Hot wallets are software-based, typically connected to the internet, and are used for regular transactions. Cold wallets are hardware-based, offline, and are used for secure, long-term storage of cryptocurrencies. Both hot and cold wallets have their advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between them depends on individual needs and preferences. Understanding Hot Wallets A hot wallet, known as a software wallet, is a digital wallet that is typically connected to the internet. It is a piece of software installed on devices like smartphones or laptops. The defining feature of a hot wallet is that it generates your seed phrase online and stores your private keys online too. This frequent online presence makes transacting straightforward and convenient. However, the online nature of hot wallets presents a security concern. Once your seed phrase and private keys have been online, there's no way of knowing if they are still secret. Despite this, hot wallets are commonly used by those new to the crypto world due to their ease of use and accessibility. Understanding Cold Wallets In contrast, a cold wallet is a type of crypto wallet that is not connected to the internet. It is often a physical device, like a thumb drive, that stores your private keys offline. This offline storage makes cold wallets less vulnerable to online attacks, providing a higher level of security for your cryptocurrencies. However, the offline nature of cold wallets makes them less convenient for regular transactions. To use your cryptocurrencies stored in a cold wallet, you would need to connect your cold wallet to an online device, transfer the necessary amount to a hot wallet, and then make your transaction.

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#BigTechStablecoin Stablecoins are a type of crypto asset that is tied to the value of another asset, such as the US dollar or gold. They were initially created as a way for crypto investors to store their money but have grown in popularity in recent years for their use in digital payments. The US Senate is already deliberating the GENIUS Act which stands for “Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins of 2025.” The landmark bill would provide a boost of legitimacy to the crypto industry and is another example of how cryptocurrencies have had a major revival under President Donald Trump’s second term. Proponents of crypto have welcomed the focus on advancing stablecoin regulations. Yet critics have pointed to the Trump family’s ties to the crypto industry: For example, World Liberty Financial, a company tied to the Trump family, has issued its own stable coin. While cryptocurrencies are known for being volatile and fluctuating in value, stablecoins are supposed to be, as their name suggests, stable. This is because stablecoins are pegged one-to-one to another asset. They are most often linked to the US dollar, making one stablecoin worth $1. Companies that issue stablecoins are meant to hold reserves of other assets to back their coins and assure buyers about their value. For example, a company issuing stablecoins pegged to the US dollar could hold cash or cash-equivalent assets like short-term US government bonds. Two of the major stablecoin issuers are El Salvador-based Tether, which issues USDT, and US-based Circle, which issues USDC — and both of these stablecoins are pegged one-to-one to the dollar. Tether’s stablecoin has a market value of just under $154 billion and accounts for 62% of the total stablecoin market, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Circle’s stablecoin has a market value of about $61 billion and accounts for roughly 25% of the total stablecoin market, according to data from CoinMarketCap. The total market value of stablecoins surged from $20 billion in 2020 to $246 billion in May 2025

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Currently long on $INIT I'm long because it's finally hit it's bottom at his point and it's upwards from here. Why I like $init #Initia is a modular blockchain that integrates a L1 chain with a system of customisable appchains, referred to as "Interwoven Rollups". These rollups support various virtual machines such as EVM, MoveVM, WasmVM Initia offers a high throughput of up to 10,000 transactions per second and a fast block time of 500ms per block, full stack customisability using the Cosmos SDK and MEV internalisation. I'm also bullish a result of he low market cap of about $100m at his time and FDV of $600m because today, one could hardly find good layer 1 project still trading at below a billion market cap. So that's more room for growth. The best strategy to trade Init is to buy and hold 90%-97% Spot position and to open between a 10%-3% long in Futures trading while applying risk management and avoiding over trading and revenge trading. Also don't forget to take profit effectively. That's it for now. Happy trading and hope you have a profitable day today. Cheers!

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