TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin held around $75,000 as fears over US AI regulation spread to Asia, prompting South Korea to announce measures to calm stock-market volatility. The KOSPI was halted after an 8% crash.
Bitcoin Holds $75K as AI Regulation Fears Halt KOSPI After 8% Crash
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The notable signal is the transmission channel: a US policy fear moving through Asian equities hard enough to trigger a circuit breaker, while bitcoin absorbed the same headline without a comparable break. That divergence matters for the argument that crypto trades as an independent macro hedge, though one session is thin evidence. The near-term question is whether Seoul's calming measures restore order in Korean equities or whether AI-regulation anxiety keeps spilling across markets — and whether bitcoin's relative steadiness holds if risk appetite deteriorates further.
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