South Korea's Financial Services Commission is reviewing draft rules that would impose bank-level no-fault compensation standards on cryptocurrency exchanges after a late November hack at Upbit. Under the proposals, platforms could be required to reimburse users for losses caused by hacks or system failures even when they are not directly at fault, according to the Korea Times. Exchanges could also face fines of up to 3% of annual revenue, replacing the current 5 billion won cap.

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PEPE has traded in a downtrend since late September, but technical indicators point to a possible short-term rebound of 12-15% toward key resistance levels. The Stochastic RSI has formed a bullish crossover, while accumulated short liquidation positions have grown significantly. These conditions could trigger a relief rally before the broader bearish trend continues, according to chart analysis.

Thirty-five percent of affluent Americans aged 18 to 40 have withdrawn capital from financial advisers who do not offer cryptocurrency investment options, according to a survey by crypto payments firm Zerohash. More than half of those who switched advisers moved between $250,000 and $1 million. The findings highlight growing demand among younger investors for digital asset integration in wealth management portfolios.

India will introduce the ARC stablecoin, pegged 1:1 to the rupee, in early 2026, according to project documentation. Developed by Polygon and fintech firm Anq, the digital asset aims to reduce capital outflows to USD-backed stablecoins and support domestic debt needs. The Reserve Bank of India will oversee operations through its Central Bank Digital Currency framework using a two-tier corporate account structure.

US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $75.4m in net inflows on November 19, ending a five-day outflow streak, data show. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust led with $60.6m in inflows. Fidelity's FBTC experienced $21.4m in outflows during the same session.