Japan's largest asset management company announced plans to launch a Bitcoin fund to further promote cryptocurrency investment development in the Asian region. （The Bitcoin Historian）
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Cryptocom Visa cardholders can now add their cards to Google Pay for use in the UK. （Cointelegraph）
Data from the past 12 hours shows that the total amount of large market sell orders reached $41.6 million, far exceeding buy orders by $23.21 million, with a net outflow of $18.38 million, showing a clear short selling trend. Especially with the latest three consecutive large market price sell orders totaling over $5 million, there is significant pressure on prices. Considering the current candlestick pattern and extremely oversold J value, although there is a probability of short-term rebound, the downward momentum still dominates. The MACD bar chart continues to shrink, and the EMA moving average is significantly suppressed, further verifying the downside risk. The large transaction indicator accurately captures the main trend and helps you plan ahead. Take the lead in mastering the flow of main funds and unlock more real-time data by opening up members! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 1-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.
[South Korea's Crypto Asset Tax May Face Fourth Delay, Implementation in 2027 in Doubt] South Korea's crypto asset taxation system, originally scheduled for implementation in 2027, may face its fourth delay due to gaps in core regulations. The Korea Capital Market Institute pointed out that the definitions of income from airdrops, lending, and staking remain unclear, and there is a lack of taxation basis for overseas transactions and P2P transactions. Industry insiders are calling for the prompt clarification of taxable subjects and methods, as well as the improvement of information tracking systems. As of the first half of 2025, the number of verified users on domestic virtual asset exchanges in South Korea has reached 10.77 million, a figure comparable to the 14.23 million stock market investors at the end of last year.
[San Francisco Man Robbed by Fake Deliveryman, Losing $11 Million in Crypto Assets] A man in the Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco was robbed at gunpoint on Saturday morning by a criminal posing as a deliveryman. The victim was tied up with tape and forced to hand over the private keys to his crypto wallet and related devices, resulting in a loss of approximately $11 million in crypto assets. Police are tracking the devices and on-chain fund movements, but no arrests have been made so far. According to security experts, more than 60 similar 'wrench attacks' have been recorded globally this year, far exceeding last year's numbers.