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Finance

Kosdaq at 30: government and exchange to weed out troubled firms and grow innovators

Discussion is gathering pace on restructuring South Korea’s Kosdaq market as it marks its 30th anniversary. The government and Korea Exchange plan to restore trust by removing troubled firms, supporting listings of innovative companies and separating market segments. Authorities also aim to expand productive finance for innovative companies, including raising small public offering limits and forming a venture secondary fund worth at least 2 trillion won, while stepping up enforcement against unfair trading.

Crypto

Arthur Hayes says he never told followers to copy his trades, invest at your own risk

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes pushed back against criticism that his social media posts serve as “exit liquidity” for followers. He said disclosing crypto positions should not be seen as investment solicitation and that investors must make their own decisions. The dispute was raised by on-chain analyst ZachXBT, who accused Hayes of talking up tokens and later selling. Hayes said he often gets market calls wrong and described his capital allocation approach. On-chain data showed recent ether purchases.

Games & Commerce

FBI, power plants hit in worst hacking incidents of first half 2026

Cyberattacks in 2026 are spreading across national infrastructure, public data and global companies, prompting warnings that security threats are entering a new phase. TechCrunch said major incidents this year show simultaneous increases in personal data leaks, supply-chain hacks and attacks on critical infrastructure. Cases cited include alleged mishandling of U.S. Social Security data, attacks on European power and water facilities, disruptions at large firms, open-source supply-chain compromises and an intrusion into part of the FBI’s monitoring systems.