South Korea’s DAT (Digital Asset Treasuries) crypto firms face fresh delisting risk under revised KOSDAQ regulations taking effect on July 1. Several companies that profited from Bitcoin holdings now sit directly in the crosshairs of the new retention rules. The reform reshapes how Korean markets treat publicly listed
Bitcoin (BTC) price is sliding toward a make-or-break trendline as July opens. The chart structure now points to deeper downside risk after one of its worst months on record. BTC now enters the month trading near $59,500, far below its spring peak. Three forces frame the weeks ahead: a bearish chart pattern, fading