Injective CEO meets with the White House and US regulators to discuss on-chain finance and RWA tokenization.

The South Korean government and the Bank of Korea plan to revise the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act this year, defining stablecoins as payment instruments and establishing a virtual asset monitoring framework. The Bank of Korea is coordinating with the government on regulatory measures for cross-border digital asset transactions, intending to jointly submit an amendment bill this year to incorporate stablecoins into the Foreign Exchange Act and establish a corresponding monitoring system. Financial Services Commission Chairman Lee Eok-won stated at a hearing on Thursday that discussions on the Basic Law on Digital Assets are nearing completion, and the government will push for its enactment. (Source: Digital Asset)

Dune Launches Market Data Feeds Service Covering Over 200 Trading Platforms Blockchain data analytics platform Dune has launched its Market Data Feeds service, providing real-time spot and perpetual contract trading data across blockchains and DEXs. This service standardizes trading data from different protocols and blockchains, covering trading instruments, platforms, buy/sell directions, transaction prices, and USD-denominated transaction amounts. Spot trading data covers over 200 trading venues, and data is delivered to exchanges approximately one second after block confirmation, suitable for cross-platform price comparison, trade execution quality analysis, and risk management.

On October 24th, Lido launched the 0x02 CSM instance on csm.lido.fi, allowing users to run permissionless validators with a maximum balance of 2048 ETH. Operators do not need to raise their own collateral but must provide bonds, with the first key requiring 32 ETH and subsequent keys requiring 30 ETH each. 0x02 CSM uses a two-queue mechanism, with an initial share cap of 0.01% of Lido Core TVL, and a combined cap of 20% of Lido Core TVL for both modules. Existing operators can continue using 0x01; currently, CSM offers four paths.

Uniswap Labs has launched Aggregator Hooks, integrating external DEX quotes into the v4 routing systems of the Ethereum mainnet, Base, and Robinhood Chain. This feature wraps external sources as v4 hooks, allowing the routing engine to compare quotes and construct transaction routes that include both Uniswap and external venues, with exchanges settled within a single transaction. Exchanges routed via Aggregator Hooks generate protocol fees that support UNI token burning. Developers can integrate new routes through the Uniswap API, and regular users will see external liquidity incorporated into eligible exchanges.

[Key indicator: A large buy order of $17.45 million appeared on Binance's BTC/USDT pair.] Funds remain static, yet a subtle tension persists—market dynamics are far from settled.