Why TokenPost instead of a local Korean PR agency?

Most Korean PR agencies pitch outlets they don't own. TokenPost is the outlet. We're Korea's largest dedicated crypto media (5.2M monthly readers, #1 on NAVER for crypto since 2021). Guaranteed placements, no middlemen markup, editorial-quality localization.

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We don't guarantee listings, since exchanges hold the final decision. We do guarantee structured advisory on listing requirements, direct introductions to BD teams at Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone and Binance KR, and a documented track record (Clearpool, Open Ledger, Orderly, SOON, OG, Falcon all listed within 1–6 months of engagement).

What is the typical engagement length and minimum?

Most clients run 3 to 6 month campaigns. One-off press releases are available, but meaningful outcomes (narrative shift, KOL traction, listing momentum) require 90 days minimum. Long-term retainer clients (6+ months) get prioritized editorial slots.

Which Korean media outlets do you actually reach?

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Do we need a Korean-speaking team member to work with you?

No. Our account leads are fully bilingual (EN/KR) and the entire client journey runs in English: Slack/Telegram updates, monthly reports, and weekly calls. Our editors handle Korean content production end-to-end.

[KR KOL Index] Apr 22 | Top Trending Topics on Global & KR Timelines

Reports and intake guidance for an ADA Yoroi wallet exploit spread quickly across the community, heightening security awareness and fueling expectations of a possible compensation tally. At the same time, Upbit “kickback” allegations, exchange/project notices, and macro risks (Middle East tensions, USD/KRW near 1,540, and gold dipping below $4,000) were widely discussed, adding to market uncertainty.

Across the community, awareness rose sharply as information on an “$ADA Yoroi wallet exploit” circulated, including guidance on how to verify losses and submit reports. Messages encouraged users to check whether they or acquaintances were affected and to share an intake link, alongside speculation that a compensation-related tally may be underway. A case-style post claiming “I accumulated ADA for 9 years, only to get drained due to a Yoroi wallet vulnerability” drew high views and amplified anxiety.

ADA Yoroi wallet vulnerability reports and 피해 intake guidance spread

The biggest topic was an exploit issue targeting Cardano (ADA) holders using the Yoroi wallet. The community repeatedly shared instructions to confirm potential 피해 and submit reports, while some comments stayed measured, noting that “if it ends at the currently known level, it may not be a major exploit relative to the foundation’s 규모.” Still, mentions of long-term holders being impacted concentrated attention on wallet security and the possibility of remediation.

Exchange trust issue: sharing an article on an Upbit “kickback list”

Trust issues surrounding domestic exchanges also resurfaced. A report—based on claims by Lee Hee-jin—alleging an “Upbit-related kickback list” was shared widely, intensifying debate. Community reactions included caution such as “it could be a one-sided claim” and “even if true, it would be difficult to prove,” recalling prior similar cases that ended due to insufficient evidence.

Exchange/project notices: Bithumb swap not supported, TGE and event information consumption

Practical notices also gained attention. Bithumb shared guidance related to the Humanity (H) security incident and the foundation’s new token swap measure, stating it “does not support new token swaps via the exchange,” effectively directing users to use the foundation’s claim portal. In addition, information such as GRVT Season 2 ending with uncertainty around TGE timing, and KAST benefits like Trip.com/Agoda cashback, were consumed alongside other schedule/benefit updates.

Macro uncertainty: Hormuz, Iran nuclear inspections remarks; FX and gold-price decline in focus

Geopolitical and macro issues spread in parallel. Headlines about Trump’s remarks on Hormuz Strait tolls, Israel’s stance on not being able to withdraw from southern Lebanon, and breaking news on Iran’s conditions regarding nuclear inspections were shared as risk factors. Separately, articles noting the USD/KRW exchange rate nearing/reaching 1,540 and mentions of gold falling below $4,000 appeared, reinforcing concerns about volatility across risk assets.

Market sentiment and on-chain commentary: a “capitulation underway” narrative

Some channels cited Bitcoin on-chain/sentiment indicators to argue that “capitulation among 2025–2026 peak buyers is in progress.” Claims included loss-held supply exceeding 50%, observations of a selling-pressure downtrend (divergence), and comparisons to late-stage patterns in past bear markets—supporting a “late bear phase” narrative. Messages also referenced time spent around Bitcoin’s production-cost band, reflecting a mix of bottom-fishing expectations and caution.

Overall, the day’s top community focus centered on the ADA Yoroi wallet vulnerability—spreading a flow of “victim 사례 → intake → potential compensation” discussions. This coincided with exchange-trust controversies, swap-not-supported notices, and external variables such as Middle East geopolitical risk and a sharp rise in the exchange rate, collectively heightening uncertainty. This content was written based on Telegram messages collected via DataMaxiPlus community analytics technology.