Altcoins
First Mover Asia: South Korea's 'Kimchi Premium' Evaporates; Major Cryptos Tumble on Fed Minutes, Continued Global Uncertainty
The gap between bitcoin prices on Korean crypto exchanges and global counterparts has declined from 20% to about 3% over the past year; bitcoin and ether tumbled.
Market Wrap: Altcoins Underperform as Traders Reduce Risk
BTC and stocks traded lower after Federal Reserve minutes signaled aggressive monetary tightening could be coming.
First Mover Asia: Singapore Wants More Control Over Crypto Companies That Call It Home but Aren’t There; Major Cryptos Drop
Many crypto companies, especially those with roots in Asia, choose to register their companies in Singapore, but the city-state has grown uncomfortable with the scale of this arrangement; bitcoin and ether fall.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin and Stocks Briefly Dip After Fed Comments; DOGE Rallies
BTC was roughly flat over the past 24 hours, compared with a 17% rise in dogecoin.
First Mover Asia: Crypto Offering New Opportunities for Inflation-Worried Indonesian Investors; Bitcoin Is Flat
A report by the crypto exchange Gemini found that about two in five Indonesians own cryptocurrencies; ether also held its ground.
Market Wrap: Cryptos Pull Back, Traders Eye Opportunities in Ether Versus Bitcoin
BTC was down 1% as stocks rose. WAVES falls 25%.
First Mover Asia: DBS Bank's Ditching Retail Exchange Delivers a Small Blow to OSL, Less so to Singapore's Crypto Industry; Bitcoin Rises Late Sunday
Even after the news broke, the stock of OSL's parent, BC Technology Group, continued its week-long winning streak on the Hong Kong markets, rising 5%; bitcoin and ether are up.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Rebounds Amid Lower Volatility, Altcoins Outperform
AAVE rallied by 20%, compared with a 4% gain in ETH and 9% rise in SOL on Friday.
Bitcoin Ends Q1 Closely Following S&P 500
Data from TradingView shows a correlation between bitcoin and the S&P 500 as bitcoin drops below $45,000.
First Mover Asia: Tailwinds for South Korea's Crypto Industry; Bitcoin, Ether Plunge
The report earlier this week of SK Group's $1.6 billion investment over the next three years on semiconductors and blockchain follows a presidential campaign that made crypto-friendly policies an important issue; major altcoins also decline.
