The Korean Exchange (KRX) plans to launch a new securities market on November 16th, where assets such as art, real estate, and music copyrights can be traded through securities accounts like stocks. The South Korean stock exchange is advancing the construction of its trading system and will conduct a 6-week simulated trading from October 6th to November 13th. The official opening time will be adjusted according to the approval progress of financial regulatory agencies. Investors can buy and sell through securities company accounts, and the trading time will be consistent with the stock market. The new securities to be listed in November will be issued through traditional electronic securities, and tokenized securities based on blockchain will be implemented after relevant laws come into effect in February 2027. （TheDailyEconomy）

According to on chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, a bit related entity that long 120000 ETH closed 40000 ETH at $2513, earning $9.897 million. After the ETH price fell, another address added 9021 ETH and placed an order to plan an additional 10000 ETH. At present, three addresses hold a total of 59000 ETH multiple orders, with a floating profit of 8.73 million US dollars.

[Suspected Large ETH Holder Liquidates 3,619 ETH, Estimated Profit of $1.68 Million] According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, address 0x9BF…4564a deposited 3,619 ETH to an exchange, suspected to have completed liquidation. This address previously withdrew 4,819.11 ETH from OKX at an average price of $1,941.28, during which 1,200 ETH were sold at a loss. If sold at an average price of $2,290, the address is estimated to have made a profit of $1.68 million, with a return rate of approximately 18%.

Humidifi announced in a post on X platform that there has been a security incident in some internal network systems, with the impact limited to its own funds. Customers and third-party assets have not been affected, and the team has suspended trading and is currently investigating.

According to Bitcoin.com News, Andrew Park, CEO of Factblock and organizer of Korea Blockchain Week, stated that the South Korean cryptocurrency market is shifting from retail driven trading to institutional digital finance. The Financial Commission of Korea plans to open corporate virtual asset accounts to approximately 3500 listed companies and registered professional investors. The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the Electronic Securities Act and the Capital Market Act, incorporating real-world assets and securities tokens into the legal framework. The Bank of Korea has completed the preliminary trial of the Project Hangang Real World Deposit Token, and plans to conduct the second phase of institutional testing by the end of 2026, using wholesale deposit tokens to enable AI agents to perform automated conditional trading.