According to CoinMeta, the Nikkei 225 index closed down 3,666.99 points on November 6th (Friday), a decline of 6.00%, to 57,410.91 points, marking a drop of over 20% from its peak at the end of June and confirming entry into a technical bear market. South Korea's kospi index also closed down 324.15 points, with a decline of 6.02%, to 5,059.65 points. In the early session, it fell more than 8% and broke below the 5,000-point mark, triggering the circuit breaker for the 11th time this year. Following this, the South Korean government convened an emergency market situation meeting, which helped to narrow the decline in Korean stocks. South Korea's Growth Enterprise Market index (kosdaq) fell by 5%, while sk Hynix declined by over 10%, and Samsung Electronics fell by 6.35%.