Notable news in the last 24 hours (30/08) BTC: USD | ETH: USD | Total market cap: billion USD 1️⃣ Grayscale had an important victory over the SEC, the market simultaneously recovered strongly. The Federal Court ruled that Grayscale's petition for reconsideration was accepted and the SEC's order was dropped. The SEC must reconsider its rejection of Grayscale Investments' attempt to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into an ETF. Reacting to the news, BTC rose 4.1 percent in just 1 hour. 2️⃣ Twitter X receives license to provide crypto trading services. Specifically, according to Watcher Guru, billionaire Elon Musk's social media giant has received a license to provide cryptocurrency trading services. This move will likely be a premise for the platform to open crypto trading or payment services in the future. 3️⃣ South Korea continues to issue new requests to crypto exchanges. Recently, the Korea Bankers Association (KFB) issued a new requirement for cryptocurrency trading platforms. Specifically, from September 2023, crypto exchanges in South Korea will have to ensure that they have at least 3 billion won ($2.3 million) or 30% of their average daily deposits in their bank accounts as a backup for potential risks. This new regulation only applies to exchanges with bank accounts opened in South Korea. The reserve fund's limit will be capped at 20 billion won, according to local news agency News1. 4️⃣ Crypto traders are in danger because of WinRAR's security flaw. Recently, a new zero-day vulnerability appeared on WinRAR. What is worrying is that it has been actively exploited to compromise the trading accounts of crypto traders. Specifically, this vulnerability of WinRAR allows hackers to create .RAR compressed files and .ZIP contain malicious files that are difficult to detect. When a user opens a document, the vulnerability will allow the execution of a script to install malware on their computer. After that, hackers will try to find information and take over users' trading accounts on crypto exchanges.

Notable news in the last 24 hours (30/08) BTC: USD | ETH: USD | Total market cap: billion USD 1️⃣ Grayscale had an important victory over the SEC, the market simultaneously recovered strongly. The Federal Court ruled that Grayscale's petition for reconsideration was accepted and the SEC's order was dropped. The SEC must reconsider its rejection of Grayscale Investments' attempt to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into an ETF. Reacting to the news, BTC rose 4.1 percent in just 1 hour. 2️⃣ Twitter X receives license to provide crypto trading services. Specifically, according to Watcher Guru, billionaire Elon Musk's social media giant has received a license to provide cryptocurrency trading services. This move will likely be a premise for the platform to open crypto trading or payment services in the future. 3️⃣ South Korea continues to issue new requests to crypto exchanges. Recently, the Korea Bankers Association (KFB) issued a new requirement for cryptocurrency trading platforms. Specifically, from September 2023, crypto exchanges in South Korea will have to ensure that they have at least 3 billion won ($2.3 million) or 30% of their average daily deposits in their bank accounts as a backup for potential risks. This new regulation only applies to exchanges with bank accounts opened in South Korea. The reserve fund's limit will be capped at 20 billion won, according to local news agency News1. 4️⃣ Crypto traders are in danger because of WinRAR's security flaw. Recently, a new zero-day vulnerability appeared on WinRAR. What is worrying is that it has been actively exploited to compromise the trading accounts of crypto traders. Specifically, this vulnerability of WinRAR allows hackers to create .RAR compressed files and .ZIP contain malicious files that are difficult to detect. When a user opens a document, the vulnerability will allow the execution of a script to install malware on their computer. After that, hackers will try to find information and take over users' trading accounts on crypto exchanges.