Token | Trading Volume 【HYPE】26.86 million 【PI】1.28 million 【ROSE】8.39 million 【ASTER】49.66 million 【BTC】4.97 billion 【PAXG】43.71 million 【CFX】1.27 million 【XRD】29,556.32 【CORE】493,016.27 【ONDO】8.04 million

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Financial Supervisory Service of South Korea today released its 2026 work plan, which includes a special investigation into high-risk areas disrupting market order, such as price manipulation in the virtual asset market. Key targets for monitoring include large-scale price manipulation, deliberate price manipulation during periods when specific exchanges suspend deposits and withdrawals, and trading activities involving the spread of false information through social media. Furthermore, the Financial Supervisory Service has established a preparatory group for a basic law on digital assets, aiming to establish an information disclosure system for the issuance and trading of virtual assets, and plans to develop a function that uses AI analysis technology to automatically identify suspicious transactions. Regarding IT incidents in the financial sector, the agency intends to introduce a punitive fine system and strengthen the security responsibilities of CEOs and information protection officers.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, OKX market data shows that BTC has broken through 71,000 USDT and is currently trading at 71,000.2 USDT, with a 24-hour increase of 2.43%. (This news item was generated with AI assistance.)

According to Yonhap News Agency, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea announced its 2026 business plan today, outlining a series of enhanced regulatory measures for the virtual asset market. The FSS will conduct special investigations into high-risk areas that disrupt market order, focusing on combating typical manipulation tactics such as "whale"-style market manipulation, "net cage" methods, and "horse race" methods, as well as improper trading that uses API orders or social media to spread false information. Simultaneously, it will develop artificial intelligence analysis tools to analyze abnormally surging virtual assets at the second and minute level, automatically identifying suspicious trading intervals and groups. To prevent financial IT incidents, the FSS will introduce a punitive fine system and strengthen the security responsibilities of CEOs and Chief Information Security Officers. Furthermore, a comprehensive monitoring system will be officially launched to collect and disseminate information on cyber threats in the financial sector. The FSS has also established a preparatory group for the introduction of the "Digital Asset Basic Law" to support the effective implementation of the secondary legislation on virtual assets. The preparatory group will develop a disclosure system related to the issuance and trading of virtual assets and a licensing review manual for digital asset business operators and stablecoin issuers.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, on February 9th, a user created a new wallet and used 10 million USDC to purchase WLFI tokens. As of now, they have purchased 47.6 million WLFI at an average price of $0.109, with 4.83 million USDC still available for potential purchases.