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Bitcoin Recovers $80,000... Solana Soars 9.9%, Ethereum and BNB Also Rebound

Major coins are rebounding together in the virtual asset market. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered the $80,000 level, and major altcoins such as Ethereum, Solana, and BNB also rose, showing a strong trend across the market. Despite continued uncertainty surrounding U.S. virtual asset market structure legislat

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter
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Bitcoin Recovers $80,000... Solana Soars 9.9%, Ethereum and BNB Also Rebound
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Major coins are rebounding together in the virtual asset market. Bitcoin (BTC) recovered the $80,000 level, and major altcoins such as Ethereum, Solana, and BNB also rose, showing a strong trend across the market. Despite continued uncertainty surrounding U.S. virtual asset market structure legislation, prices are rebounding centered on major coins.

Bitcoin Up 5.1%... Solana 'Advances' 9.9%

According to the provided market data, Bitcoin traded at approximately $80,739, up 5.1%. Ethereum rose about 4.6% to roughly $2,585, while BNB gained 4.0% to about $757. In particular, Solana recorded approximately $111, up 9.9%, showing a relatively large increase among major coins.

However, it is difficult to conclude that the market direction has completely changed based on short-term price gains alone. Trading volume of major coins, Bitcoin price movements, and whether liquidity is flowing into altcoins need to be further confirmed.

SEC Allows On-Chain Trading of Tokenized Stocks for 'Five-Year Limited Period'

Changes in virtual asset-related regulations are also continuing in the United States. On the 17th, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved a five-year temporary and conditional exemption allowing on-chain trading of tokenized stocks that meet certain conditions. This measure draws attention in that it establishes a limited institutional pathway for trading stocks listed on existing U.S. stock markets on the blockchain.

Target tokenized stocks must provide shareholder rights identical to existing stocks. Meanwhile, synthetic stock tokens that merely track prices without actual stock ownership were excluded from this measure.

Institutional Virtual Asset Firm Haruko Targeted in Attack... 15 Clients Affected

Security issues in the virtual asset industry have also come to the fore again. Haruko, a London-based virtual asset technology service provider for institutions, was reported to have suffered a targeted cyberattack. According to foreign media reports, 15 clients were affected, with exchange API-related information and trading data exposed. Some victims were also reported to have suffered financial losses.

Tickers 'G' and 'F' Surge 88.2% and 55.8%... Caution Needed on Volatility

Meanwhile, the provided market data showed that G and F rose 88.2% and 55.8%, respectively. However, as only tickers were provided without full names, it is difficult to identify the exact projects, and it should be noted that prices of small-cap virtual assets can fluctuate significantly depending on changes in liquidity and trading volume.

Market analysts say U.S. virtual asset regulation and changes in tokenization systems remain key variables. While uncertainty surrounding the market structure legislation has not been resolved, the SEC has separately opened a limited path for on-chain trading of tokenized stocks, expanding the interface between mainstream finance and blockchain.

[Virtual asset prices and fluctuation rates may vary depending on the exchange and the time of aggregation. This article is not a recommendation to invest in any specific virtual asset, and the final decision on investments and the responsibility for it rests with the investor. This article was partially assisted by AI in the writing process.]

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter

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