Bullish rebound, quickly return to 🐂 1. The recent volatile market has once again tested the patience of confident retail investors, making them think that the correction has ended. But the market is always so strange—just when you're confidently chasing in, it will shake you off and continue to fluctuate. So #BTC , this time around the 70,000-dollar mark, is also in a panic zone. Even if you bought incorrectly, it's still the right move. 2. As the leading project in the clone space, #BTC , today's retail investors experienced smaller gains compared to #BTC . This is due to negative news causing noise, but smart money is quietly entering the market. The fear index has gradually risen from 5 to 12, and doubts are still ongoing. Just one strong bullish candle can solidify your target. 3. Because the weekend market was relatively sluggish, #eth is now here to help us get back in. Every time there's a dip and the price stabilizes, if this test succeeds, the rebound is always swift. Continue to hold patiently.

$BTC bulls are stepping in. I'm seeing a liquidity sweep around 67.4K and selling pressure is slowing. This zone looks like a possible bounce area if buyers defend it. Entry: 67,800 – 68,100 Stop Loss: 66,900 Targets: 69,500 70,800 71,600 If support holds, I'm expecting a relief push toward higher liquidity. Let's go and Trade now $BTC ‌

According to South Korean media outlet The Pioneer Economy, Korean financial regulators, when drafting guidelines to allow listed companies to invest in cryptocurrencies, tend to exclude USDT, USDC, and other dollar-pegged stablecoins from the permitted list. The regulatory authorities believe that since South Korea's Foreign Exchange Transactions Act does not currently recognize stablecoins as legal foreign payment methods, allowing corporate investment in stablecoins within the guidelines would conflict with the existing legal framework. Although some companies engaged in cross-border trade hope to use stablecoins for currency hedging and real-time settlement, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) has preliminarily decided to initially open only non-stablecoin assets with a market cap of the top 20 (such as BTC, ETH), and investment limits may be restricted to within 5% of the company's own capital.