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South Korea crypto exchanges report H1 profit slump amid weaker trading activity

Ashutosh Sureka
02.10.2026

South Korea crypto exchanges report H1 profit slump amid weaker trading activity

South Korea's crypto trading market is slowing in the first half of 2026 as exchange activity, asset values and customer deposits retreat. The pullback comes as local retail investors show signs ...

#Coinone #Korbit #Crypto #Bithumb

Robinhood expands trading tools for active traders with AI agents, perps and weekend stock access

Sergey Shendetskyi
30.09.2026

Robinhood expands trading tools for active traders with AI agents, perps and weekend stock access

Robinhood is broadening its platform for active investors as competition intensifies among brokers offering longer trading hours and higher-risk products. The company is adding AI-powered trading ...

#Crypto #Robinhood

DYORSWAP loses $2 million in fake GIWA bridge scam

Eugene Komchuk
28.09.2026

DYORSWAP loses $2 million in fake GIWA bridge scam

A fraudulent bridge posing as the mainnet of Dunamu-backed layer-2 project GIWA diverts about $2 million in Ether from users interacting through decentralized exchange DYORSWAP. The incident ...

#Crypto #Scam Alert #Ethereum

South Korea considers crypto market-making after JPYC price surge on Upbit

Oleksii Zaichenko
28.09.2026

South Korea considers crypto market-making after JPYC price surge on Upbit

South Korea is considering whether to allow market-making in digital assets after sharp price distortions in trading of a yen-linked stablecoin highlighted liquidity risks on a local exchange. The ...

#Crypto #Korbit #Bank of Korea

South Korea crypto trading volumes fall nearly 90% in one year

Pavlo Kot
22.07.2026

South Korea crypto trading volumes fall nearly 90% in one year

Trading volumes on South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges have fallen by nearly 90% over the past year, while the KOSPI index has more than doubled. Analysts link the trend to a shift ...

#Crypto #Coinone #Bithumb

Samsung to buy stake in Upbit crypto exchange for $400 million

Eugene Komchuk
28.05.2026

Samsung to buy stake in Upbit crypto exchange for $400 million

Three Samsung affiliates have agreed to buy a 4% stake in Dunamu, the operator of South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, for $408 million. All the deals are expected to close on ...

#Samsung Electronics

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