Taiwan's stock market just took a hit—down over 2% in today's session. Interestingly, Bitcoin and Ethereum are mirroring that decline, both sliding roughly the same percentage. When traditional markets sneeze, crypto seems to catch the cold too. Worth keeping an eye on whether this correlation holds as volatility picks up across both asset classes.

What happened last night on the crypto market? • Mt. Gox transferred 956 million dollars in Bitcoin to an unidentified address • El Salvador added 100 million dollars in BTC to its reserves • Spot ETFs recorded an outflow of $74.5 million for BTC, while ETH, SOL, and XRP saw inflows of $10.37 million, $8.2 million, and $25.41 million respectively. • Bitcoin has fallen below 91,000 dollars and the fear and greed index has dropped to 11 (extreme fear) • Vitalik Buterin presented the Kohaku privacy framework at Devcon, supported by the Ethereum Foundation. • AMINA has become the first international banking group to offer a comprehensive crypto trading service with custody in Hong Kong. • The number of Bitcoin whales is decreasing while the holders of less than 1 BTC are increasing. • Monad's ICO reached 45% subscription in 6 hours • DappRadar has announced its closure after 7 years of operation. • Ether has fallen below 3,000 dollars

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