Technical bounce from support: PEPE recently rebounded from a key support near $0.000001234, formed a bullish “double‑bottom,” and surged toward $0.000002, thanks to increased trading volume .
Golden Cross signals bullish: The 50‑day SMA crossing above the 200‑day SMA (a “Golden Cross”) points toward sustained upward momentum .
Whale accumulation underway: On‑chain tracking shows whales withdrawing from exchanges—one wallet moved $4.3 million) amid a ~5 % rally .
Pump energy rising: Over the past week, PEPE surged ~11 %, leading meme-coins, and pushing prices around $0.0000069—a recovery of ~36 % from recent lows .
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#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea has built a robust investor-protection framework and is now expanding to include institutions, ensure cross-border transparency, and enhance regulatory clarity around tokens and NFTs. The upcoming second-phase legislation in mid-2025 will be a key milestone, shaping corporate participation, stablecoin oversight, and broader digital asset policy.
#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) is actively rolling out phased guidelines to lift its unofficial ban on institutional and corporate crypto trading:
Q1: Allowing non-profits (universities, charities, government agencies) to open real-name accounts and trade crypto.
By Q3 (third quarter): Issuance of formal institutional-investment rules for professional investors and corporate entities.
FSC Vice‑Chair Kim So‑young recently confirmed that the new guidelines are expected by Q3 2025.
This policy opens the door for regional banks and institutional funds to operate in the cryptocurrency market— a major milestone since the 2017 ban.
Circle’s revenue—98% derived from interest on USDC reserves—may be impacted by Fed rate cuts, potentially reducing earnings by ~$100 million per 25‑basis-point cut .
However, lower rates might stimulate stablecoin circulation, offsetting income dips with higher volume .
A major regulatory push in Congress, including the GENIUS Act, would require issuers to back stablecoins with liquid assets (such as USD and T-bills).
This could drive huge demand for Treasuries—current holdings by Circle and Tether already total about $166 billion—potentially boosting that market from $247 billion to $2 trillion by 2028 .
#CryptoFees101 Crypto fees"? Here are a few common interpretations, and you can tell me which you're interested in:
1. Trading Fees – Fees charged by crypto exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase) when buying, selling, or converting cryptocurrencies.
2. Network/Blockchain Fees – Also known as gas fees, these are fees paid to miners or validators to process and confirm transactions on a blockchain (e.g., Ethereum, Bitcoin).
3. Wallet Fees – Some crypto wallets charge fees for sending or receiving crypto or converting between coins.
4. Withdrawal Fees – Fees charged by exchanges when you move crypto from the platform to an external wallet.
5. DeFi Platform Fees – Decentralized Finance apps may charge fees for swapping, lending, borrowing, or staking tokens.