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🙂 February 10th Economy and Web3 ✅ Domestic Stock Market: The '5,000 won' psychological Maginot Line has recovered and stabilized. 🟢​KOSPI Status: The KOSPI rose 0.74% from the previous day to 5,022.45 immediately after the market opened, maintaining a stable trend above the 5,000 mark. 🟢​Samsung Electronics Stock Price: Trading at the 165,500 won level, surpassing the 160,000 won support level and moving toward the 170,000 won mark. 🟢​Supply and Demand: Following yesterday's performance, the National Pension Service's National Growth Fund executions are supporting top-cap stocks, securing downward rigidity. ✅ Exchange Rate and Macroeconomic Indicators: Stabilization in the 1,460 won range and adjustments in export prices. 🟢​KRW/USD Exchange Rate: Currently at 1,459.42 won, Korean exporters continue to enjoy a price competitive edge amid a strong dollar. 🟢​Market Interest Rates: Investor sentiment toward domestic technology stocks is recovering as the US 10-year Treasury yield moves sideways, reflecting tariff risks. ✅ RWA (Real-Wide Asset) Trends: Tokenization of Greenland Development Rights 🟢​Fund Inflow: The "Oracle" sector surged on news that US-led Greenland mineral development rights will be issued as Ethereum- and Solana-based RWA tokens. 🟢​Incorporation into the institutional market: Major domestic securities firms are tokenizing Greenland infrastructure funds and selling them to individuals, creating a structure where Web3 funds are directly injected into the real economy. ✏️​Yesterday, I was nervous about breaking below 5,000, but fortunately, the mood is quite refreshing this morning! Samsung Electronics' holding at 165,000 won seems to have boosted confidence in the overall index. And Web3... please save me.

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