South Korean central bank officials said they were prepared to take adequate measures to stabilize the market if necessary and would release information after the meeting.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a certain smart money has added 4,970 WETH in the past 10 minutes, worth $17.68 million. So far, the number of WETH in this round has increased again to 10,390, with a total value of $37.53 million and an average cost of $3,612.

BlackRock IBIT's pre-market trading volume today reached US$55 million, with 42% of active buy orders and 31% of active sell orders.

On Dec 03, 2024, 14:34 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, BNB has dropped below 630 USDT and is now trading at 629.219971 USDT, with a narrowed 2.15% decrease in 24 hours.

According to BlockBeats, on December 3, the South Korean military announced a ban on activities related to the parliament and political parties. This development comes amid heightened tensions and security concerns within the country. Earlier, a spokesperson from the South Korean Ministry of Finance stated that the Finance Minister is scheduled to hold a meeting with senior economic officials at 11:40 PM Korea Standard Time (10:40 PM UTC+8). This meeting is expected to address pressing economic issues and provide strategic direction amid the current political climate. The prohibition of parliamentary and political party activities marks a significant move by the South Korean military, reflecting the government's focus on maintaining stability and security. The implications of this decision are yet to unfold, as the nation navigates through these challenging times. The upcoming meeting of economic officials is anticipated to shed light on the government's approach to managing both economic and political challenges.

According to Odaily, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has appointed a martial law commander, as disclosed by Yonhap News Agency. The South Korean military has announced that activities such as parliamentary sessions have been prohibited under this new directive. This development comes amid heightened tensions and security concerns within the country. The appointment of a martial law commander signifies a significant shift in South Korea's approach to maintaining order and security. The military's decision to restrict activities, including those of the parliament, underscores the seriousness of the current situation. While the specific reasons for these measures have not been detailed, it reflects the government's commitment to ensuring stability and addressing any potential threats. This move has sparked discussions and concerns among political analysts and the public, as it raises questions about the balance between security and democratic processes. The implications of such restrictions on parliamentary activities are yet to be fully understood, but they highlight the challenges faced by the South Korean government in navigating complex security dynamics. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how these measures will impact the country's political landscape and its relations with neighboring nations.

According to ShibDaily, American economist and well-known Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has expressed concerns about the proposed Bitcoin Reserve bill, highlighting its lack of support in Congress. Schiff shared his views on the proposed legislation, which aims to establish a national Bitcoin reserve, on social media platform X. He noted that while the bill has received considerable backing from the online crypto community, it has not garnered the same level of support on Capitol Hill. The bill, known as the BITCOIN Act, has not attracted any co-sponsors apart from its author, Senator Cynthia Lummis. Representative Ro Khanna is the only other member of Congress who has shown support for the bill. The Bitcoin Reserve bill suggests that the Treasury Department should acquire one million Bitcoin over a five-year period, with the intention of holding it for at least 20 years unless it is used to reduce federal debt. In June, President-elect Donald Trump expressed strong support for the creation of a strategic national Bitcoin reserve during his appearance at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville. His endorsement has been credited with contributing to the rise in Bitcoin's value, which currently exceeds $96,000. Earlier this month, Schiff argued that if the government were to purchase one million Bitcoin, the resulting price increase could lead long-term holders to sell their assets. He suggested that such a scenario could trigger a market crash and force the U.S. government to print more dollars to buy additional Bitcoin to stabilize its price. Schiff believes that this strategy would ultimately reduce the value of the government's Bitcoin holdings, stating, "In the end, Bitcoin would have succeeded in destroying the dollar." He added that this potential outcome is a key reason why he believes a national Bitcoin reserve will not be established.

According to the official announcement, Coinbase has included MOG Coin (MOG) in its coin listing roadmap.

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