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Crypto Markets See $192M in Liquidations Over Past 24 Hours, 82,443 Traders Hit

According to Coinglass, in the past 24 hours, the crypto market experienced $192 million in total liquidations, with long positions accounting for $96.38 million and short positions for $95.66 million. A total of 82,443 traders were liquidated during the period. The largest single liquidation occurred on Hyperliquid with an XRP-USD contract worth $3.35 million.
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China's Electronics Industry Profits Surge 110% Jan-Aug, Accounting for 62% of Industrial Gain

According to China's National Bureau of Statistics, the country's electronics industry profits surged 110% year-over-year from January to August 2026, accounting for 62.0% of total profits growth across large-scale industrial enterprises. Within the sector, optoelectronic device manufacturing and semiconductor discrete device manufacturing reported profit increases of 72.0% and 51.8%, respectively, driven by rising chip demand from emerging applications. Electronic materials manufacturing and el
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Trump Rejects Iran's 7-Day Plan but Expects Additional Talks This Week

According to Axios, President Trump on September 27 rejected Iran's '7-Day Plan' proposal but indicated he expects additional talks with Iran this week. Trump stated that "Iran wants a deal, but this is not the deal I want. Iran continues to take an overly strong stance." Iran's proposed plan, presented during indirect negotiations on September 22, calls for the U.S. to halt wars across the Middle East, lift its maritime blockade and sanctions on Iran, and return to nuclear negotiations—in excha
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AIIB Holds 11th Annual Board Meeting in Doha on September 28, Approves Over 400 Projects Worth $80 Billion

According to CCTV News, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is holding its 11th Annual Board of Governors Meeting in Doha, Qatar, on September 28. The bank was established with participation from 57 founding member nations and focuses on financing infrastructure projects. As of the latest update, AIIB has approved over 400 projects with a total financing volume of nearly $80 billion, benefiting 43 member states within and outside Asia.
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Robinhood-Linked Team Cashes Out $18.43M Across 53 Token Projects Over Two Months

Over the past two months, a team associated with Robinhood has cashed out $18.43 million across at least 53 token projects, according to on-chain analysis. The group's coordinated activity across multiple cryptocurrency launches suggests a potential token issuance scheme, with funds systematically withdrawn from various projects.
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Hanhwa Asset Management Launches Odin AI Platform to Accelerate Digital Transformation

Hanhwa Asset Management has deployed Odin, an internally developed AI data platform, across the organization, the company announced recently. Built on Claude and leveraging the firm's own technology and infrastructure, Odin aggregates approximately 60,000 news articles, over 100,000 research materials and YouTube reports, and domestic and international disclosures daily to provide real-time market insights. The platform comprises two core functions: Market Intelligence, which analyzes market dat
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KOSDAQ Surges 1.88% to 860, KOSPI Slides 1.16% to 6998 on Mixed Market Signals

According to Korea Exchange, South Korea's KOSDAQ index rallied 1.88% to 860.36 on the morning of Sept 28, buoyed by biotech stocks following HLB's announcement that its U.S. affiliate Elevate Therapeutics received FDA approval for Ripictumab, a cholangiocarcinoma treatment. All HLB group stocks, including HLB Biotech and HLB Pharma, hit daily limits with gains of 29–30%, spurring broader biotech sector gains. Meanwhile, KOSPI declined 1.16% to 6998.62 as semiconductor heavyweights Samsung Elect
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Crypto Trader Huang Licheng Trims Bitcoin Position, Loses $1.42M in 24 Hours

According to BlockBeats data from TradingBeats, crypto trader Huang Licheng (known as "Maji Dage") trimmed his Bitcoin long position on September 28, with his account recording a loss of $1.42 million in the past 24 hours. His 7-day profits also shrank to $1.62 million. His current positions include Ethereum longs worth approximately $92.62 million and Bitcoin longs worth approximately $25.18 million.
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Delta Foresight Raises 324 Million Yen for JPY DeFi Development on September 25

According to NADA News, Japanese digital asset firm Delta Foresight secured 324 million yen (approximately 3 billion yen total) on September 25 through a J-KISS warrant offering led by Japanese venture capital firm Coral Capital. Investors include FFG Venture Business Partners, Decima Fund, Animoca Brands, HashPort, DeFiMans, and Narrative. The funds will be allocated toward developing the JPY DeFi mainnet, conducting external security audits, and hiring talent. JPY DeFi enables users to collate
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U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yields Hit 5.23%, Highest Since 2007, Driven by Corporate Bond Issuance

According to CNBC on September 27, U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose to 5.23% on September 25, reaching their highest level since 2007. Thierry Wizman, global foreign exchange and rates strategist at Macquarie Group, attributed the surge primarily to a surge in corporate and government bond issuance rather than inflation expectations alone. Large technology companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle issued approximately $132 billion in bonds through July—significantly exce
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China Central Bank Conducts 139 Billion Yuan 7-Day Reverse Repo at 1.40% Today

Today, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) conducted a 139 billion yuan seven-day reverse repurchase operation at an interest rate of 1.40%, with bidding volume and successful bids both reaching 139 billion yuan. The PBOC also opened a 661 billion yuan overnight reverse repo operation and conducted a 300 billion yuan 14-day reverse repo using fixed-quantity, fixed-rate bidding with multiple clearing prices.
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China's Security Ministry States Virtual Currency Anonymity Is 'Fundamental Misconception' on September 28

According to China's Ministry of State Security, published on September 28, virtual currency's alleged anonymity is fundamentally a misconception. The ministry outlined that virtual currencies have become key tools for criminal activities including money laundering, covering cyberattacks, and facilitating espionage. However, blockchain's complete transaction records enable full-chain traceability, making it impossible for perpetrators to hide their true identities despite asset safety concerns.
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Zano Rolls Blockchain Back One Month After Gateway Address Exploit on Sunday

According to Zano's core team, the blockchain was rolled back to block 3,833,000 on Sunday, immediately before Hard Fork 6, after a Gateway Address vulnerability allowed unauthorized ZANO and Freedom Dollar tokens to enter circulation. The rollback invalidates approximately one month of legitimate transactions along with the unauthorized tokens. The recovery requires participating nodes, miners, stakers, exchanges and other services to adopt the update. Transactions made during the rolled-back p
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U.S. Index ETFs Attract Over 1 Trillion Won From Korean Retail Investors

According to Korea Exchange data, over the past month (August 21-September 23), Korean retail investors significantly shifted funds from domestic ETFs to U.S. index-tracking products. TIGER S&P 500 led individual net purchases at 402.5 billion won, followed by KODEX Nasdaq 100 (230.1 billion won), KODEX S&P 500 (225.1 billion won), and TIGER Nasdaq 100 (166.4 billion won). Combined individual net inflows into the four major U.S. index ETFs exceeded 1 trillion won. Simultaneously, domestic index
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Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix Fall 3–4% on First Trading Day After Chuseok Holiday

According to Financial News, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined on September 28, the first trading day after the Chuseok holiday break. As of 10:14 a.m. local time, Samsung Electronics dropped 3.59% to 275,250 won, while SK Hynix fell 4.03% to 1,787,000 won. Related subsidiary stocks, including Samsung Electronics Preferred and SK Square, also declined 4.32% and 5.92% respectively.