South Korea's KOSPI index fell 10.56% this week, marking the largest weekly decline since March 2020.

March 6 (Official) — Binance has issued a statement on the December 2025 Flow Network security incident. On December 27, 2025, an external attacker exploited a security vulnerability in the Flow Network. Binance collaborated with the Flow Foundation to quickly contain the incident’s impact, conduct a full investigation, and take steps to secure user assets. Binance and the Flow Foundation have fully resolved all issues tied to the December 2025 incident. All affected users have been fully protected and received full compensation. As of now, FLOW token deposits and withdrawals on Binance are fully restored. The Flow Network is operating normally with no ongoing impact, and FLOW’s listing status on Binance is back to normal.

March 6 – Per HyperInsight data, the iShares South Korea ETF (EWY) closed down 6.42% today at $125.74. Meanwhile, during the U.S. stock market’s closure, cash:EWY on the Hyperliquid platform continued to rebound, currently trading at $131.1 — a premium of over 4.4% to the ETF’s closing price. Less than one hour remains until U.S. stock pre-market trading starts. Typically, elevated contract premiums gradually converge to spot prices once the market opens.

**March 6th** Former Bank of Japan (BOJ) monetary policy official Eiji Maeda said Wednesday that despite new uncertainty from the Iran conflict, the BOJ still has roughly a 50% chance to raise interest rates next month—after holding rates steady in March. Maeda noted the next rate hike is likely in April or June, with those two timelines carrying roughly equal odds now, calling the situation “extremely difficult” for the central bank. He added an April hike would be more prudent given the growing risk of falling behind inflation, a view aligned with market expectations: Overnight index swaps (OIS) point to a ~60% consensus probability of an April rate increase. Maeda warned that if the BOJ doesn’t act in April, the yen could weaken further. A break below 160 against the U.S. dollar would raise the risk of the central bank lagging market trends, he said. Even at current levels, the yen is “quite weak,” and a slight pullback would be more comfortable for Japanese businesses an

March 6th, DefiLlama data shows Hyperliquid’s total revenue has exceeded $1 billion, hitting $1.027 billion. February’s revenue stood at $62.06 million, a 9.8% month-over-month decline, with an average daily revenue of roughly $2.21 million that month.