🔥Korean cryptocurrency circle earthquake!
Fake delisting rumors lead to panic selling,
BNB airdrops bring warmth, Hong Kong unlicensed exchanges face zero tolerance, Bitcoin ETF hype cools down!
📢 "Doomsday rumors" appear in Korean cryptocurrency circle! Fake news says that the Korean Ministry of Finance will conduct quarterly reviews of 600 virtual assets and suspend non-compliant token transactions, which scared half of the token prices on exchanges such as Upbit to plummet by 10%-20%! 😱 Investors seemed to be frightened by the story of "the wolf is coming" and sold off one after another, but it turned out to be a false alarm. The Financial Supervisory Agency quickly clarified: We do not directly review tokens, don't panic!
🚀 In this wave of selling, Binance brought warmth to BNB holders! 💖 Launched the BNB HODLer Airdrops event to reward loyal users who hold BNB for a long time. He Yi, the co-founder, announced on social media: "Users holding BNB will benefit, and your loyalty will be rewarded!" It seems that Binance is telling investors with practical actions: Don't be afraid, I'm here!
💸 At the same time, Hong Kong's zero-tolerance policy on unlicensed crypto exchanges also shocked the market! 😲 Last year, two unlicensed exchanges went bankrupt and investors suffered heavy losses. This year, Hong Kong officially kicked out all unlicensed exchanges and required them to stop operating immediately. Regulators warned: Violating regulations is a crime, and we will crack down on it!
📉 Globally, the hype of Bitcoin ETFs also seems to have cooled down. 🌡️ Australia's first Bitcoin ETF had a first-day trading volume of only $1.3 million, far below market expectations. Although Hong Kong's Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs had a first-day trading volume of $12 million, it was just a drop in the bucket compared to the billions of dollars in the US market. Now, everyone's eyes are on the US Ethereum ETFs, which will be launched on July 2. However, even in the US market, investors have begun to withdraw assets from Bitcoin ETFs.