The Financial Services Commission of South Korea has proposed regulatory rules for the issuance and trading of securities tokens, allowing stocks, bonds, funds, and some fragmented investment securities to be issued and circulated in the form of tokens. The relevant regulatory framework is scheduled to take effect on February 4, 2027. The securities token issuing enterprises that directly manage customer accounts must have a paid in capital of at least 4 billion Korean won and be equipped with dedicated compliance and technical personnel. The revision of capital market regulations will add over-the-counter bond trading licenses and limit retail investors' annual net purchases on each over-the-counter exchange to no more than 100 million Korean won. The proposal will be publicly solicited for opinions from Friday to November 11th. South Korea has announced a roadmap for transitioning from securities issuance and trading to distributed ledger infrastructure in three phases.
Leopold Aschenbrenner clearance Nvidia AMD、Micron、 TSMC and ASML put options have added $315 million in call option positions, involving AMD, Bloom Energy, CoreWeave, SK Hynix, SanDisk, Intel, and Roundhill Memory ETFs. Its largest long positions are in SanDisk and Micron, with private equity investments including $5 billion in Anthropic, $830 million in Fluidstack, $500 million in Source Foundry, $500 million in MatX, and $1 billion in Physical Intelligence.
Tradewiz's assets of approximately $459000 were stolen due to a private key leak, and Bitquery monitoring found that the receiving address was associated with 27 previous robot transactions. The September 30th incident affected 20933 wallets, with losses involving SOL and tokens, valued at $120 based on SOL prices. Tradewiz has suspended EVM services and initiated compensation procedures. The police are assisting in tracking assets, with some funds flowing to MEXC and Kucoin. (Source: Bitcoin.com News)