South Korea recovers from martial law and XRP, BTC flash crashes
Bitcoin and XRP fell 33% and 56% respectively after South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law for the first time since 1979.
Bitcoin24h
$93,972.16-2.48%
Ethereum24h
$3,314.89-1.07%
XRP24h
$2.14-1.85%
BNB24h
$689.38-0.52%
Solana24h
$184.30-3.18%
Dogecoin24h
$0.3108-1.78%
Cardano24h
$0.8673-0.72%
TRON24h
$0.2587+2.39%
Avalanche24h
$36.60-3.22%
Toncoin24h
$5.75-0.16%
XRP craze in South Korea reminds traders of LUNA meltdown
If XRP can’t hold onto its gains, it could provide even more disappointment to South Koreans still stinging from LUNA’s 2022 collapse.
South Korean crypto scandal prompts Upbit and Bithumb raids
Cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb were raided on Monday as part of an investigation into a politician who held $4.5M wemix coins.
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