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Games & Commerce

Gyeonggi labor panel rejects union request to post Naver unit bargaining demand

A regional labor panel in Gyeonggi has rejected a union request seeking to require Naver to post notice of a demand for integrated bargaining across affiliates, industry sources said. The dispute centers on whether Naver headquarters has sufficient authority over affiliates’ working conditions to be a direct bargaining party. The union argues headquarters exerts substantial influence, while Naver says affiliates operate independently. The union plans to seek a review by the National Labor Relations Commission.

Crypto

Is Bitcoin\'s \'Uptober\' still valid? Three on-chain signals

Bitcoin may have formed a local low in early October, according to an analysis cited by Cointelegraph. On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant said Bitcoin’s traditional “Uptober rally” could still be valid, pointing to declining exchange balances, steady whale holdings and a recovery in apparent demand. XWIN Research Japan also said conditions were turning more favorable for risk assets, while noting confirmation would require continued ETF inflows and sustained spot-demand recovery.

Crypto

U.S. SEC, CFTC leadership vacuum drags on, could it aid Clarity Act?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has changed its quorum rules, making it easier to push through cryptocurrency-related regulations despite a shrinking number of commissioners. The SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission are operating with 2 and 1 members, respectively, amid prolonged vacancies. With Congress stalled on the Clarity Act, both agencies are moving to refine oversight through rule changes, prompting concerns they are effectively substituting for legislation.