South Korea To Implement New Accounting Rules For State’s Crypto Companies
The top financial regulator in South Korea has now mandated crypto-related companies to be more detailed in their financial statements.
BitcoinistThe top financial regulator in South Korea has now mandated crypto-related companies to be more detailed in their financial statements.
BitcoinistA consortium of leading cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea has introduced a system designed to notify users about price volatility ...
BitcoinistDelio is suspending withdrawals on its platform following its exposure to Haru Invest, which previously halted its services.
cryptopotatoThe NTS will supposedly investigate whether Bithumb and its alleged owner Kang Jong-hyeon have breached taxation policies.
cryptopotatoCrypto regulations in South Korea require exchanges to enforce strict KYC and AML guidelines, and major crypto exchanges have dropped other privacy coins in the past.
CointelegraphSouth Korea announced Digital Assets Committee, launched an investigation and met with Asia-Pacific financial authorities.
CointelegraphSouth Korean regulators have released a new report with a series of recommendations on how to properly manage the country’s cryptocurrency industry.
CointelegraphSouth Korean exchanges will require users to verify their third-party wallet addresses to help the country comply with FATF travel rule guidelines.
CointelegraphThe investment fund, which will be the first in the country to be offered by a bank, is expected to include a cryptocurrency index and ETF.
CointelegraphCompliance with the rules gives South Korea a head start in regulating virtual assets, but could hurt the domestic industry with excessive transfer restrictions between exchanges.
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