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Recently, the leading crypto asset Bitcoin (BTC) has succeeded in a partial rebound. As a result, the market is saying that Bitcoin has laid the groundwork for a 'Santa rally (December upswing).' On the 11th (Korea time), crypto-focused media CoinDesk reported that industry experts expect a combination of the U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) easing of tightening and accumulation by long-term holders is creating momentum for Bitcoin. December has historically been a strong month for Bitcoin. According to CoinGlass, Bitcoin finished December higher in 6 of the past 8 years. Nick Luck, director at LVRG Research, said, "Investors are shifting from panic selling to strategic accumulation," and added, "Fed rate cuts and increased institutional participation could bring about a strong Santa rally." U.S. President Donald Trump's stimulus plan also adds strength to the December upswing. Earlier, President Trump announced on Truth Social that he plans to use tariff revenues to pay a $2,000 dividend per person to all citizens except high-income earners. Augustin Pan, head of SignalPlus Insights, forecasted, "(This dividend) is a cash payment similar to the COVID-19-era stimulus measures, and could have a positive impact on risky assets broadly." Meanwhile, as of 3:21 p.m. that day, Bitcoin was trading at $105,209, down 0.93% from the previous day, according to CoinMarketCap.

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Gu Yun-cheol, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance, will hold a closed-door meeting with Lee Eok-won, Financial Services Commission Chairman, to discuss stablecoins (virtual assets whose value is linked to fiat currency) and other matters. According to the industry on the 3rd (Korean time), Deputy Prime Minister Gu and Chairman Lee will hold a closed-door meeting on the 4th. The meeting is a departmental meeting held by Deputy Prime Minister Gu to hear opinions on ministry issues. At this meeting, next year's budget, stablecoins and the second-stage bill on virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) are expected to be the main subjects of discussion.

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has begun developing protective clothing for bear countermeasures. Normally they develop and sell stab-resistant clothing, but the background is that incidents of injury and killing by bears have occurred across the country, and inquiries about bear countermeasures have followed in quick succession. They aim to commercialize during fiscal 2026, but they lack sufficient bear data necessary for development and are calling on research institutions and hunters for cooperation. "Can this stab-resistant clothing also be used against bears?" About 10 such inquiries were received in the past month by Naoki Sasada, president (47) of SYCO, which was founded in 2021. When a stabbing incident using a knife occurs, inquiries and orders for stab-resistant clothing tend to increase. However, it is the first time inquiries specifically with bear countermeasures in mind have come in one after another. The company's stab-resistant clothing, made with aramid fibers and reinforced plastic, meets a standard that prevents penetration even if an adult man stabs with a kitchen knife (24 joules of force). But a bear's strength is greater than that of an adult man. Exactly how much existing products can defend against bears, "no one knows precisely," they say. It is necessary to collect data and consider standards.
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has become prime minister, and attention is focusing on the "ban on women on the dohyo" upheld by the . If the first female prime minister wished to personally present the at the award ceremony on the , would she be allowed to step onto the dohyo? Asahi Shimbun reported that after Ms. Takaichi was chosen as , it sent the Sumo Association a written inquiry about the following two points. ① Whether the "Committee on Women and the Dohyo" established in 2019 had reached any conclusion or policy. ② If Ms. Takaichi assumed the office of and wished to present the Prime Minister's Cup, how the Sumo Association would respond. The association replied to ①, "At present, no conclusion or policy has been formulated." Regarding ②, it answered, "We believe it is our mission to carry on the traditional culture of ." The Prime Minister's Cup presented at the award ceremony on the final day of a is generally presented by a proxy, and government officials such as the deputy chief cabinet secretary often perform this role. However, in the past there have been cases where the prime minister personally presented the cup, such as Junichiro Koizumi and Shinzo Abe, and this year at the , Shigeru Ishiba. Women such as a or governors, and the refusals they continued to face in the past The social focus on "the dohyo and the ban on women" in professional sumo came in 1990. During the Toshiki Kaifu cabinet, the first female chief cabinet... This article is . 497 characters remain; become a paid member to read the rest. ※If you cancel during the free period, no fee will be charged
