South Korea and the U.S. have joined forces to develop technologies to prevent cryptocurrency theft, especially targeting North Korean hackers responsible for large-scale heists. The partnership includes research, tracking stolen assets, and tightening sanctions against networks aiding cybercrimes.
WeatherlyThis article uses the chaebol economy as a starting point to analyze South Korea's path to modernization and to reflect on the East Asian paradigm behind it.
JinseFinanceSouth Korea tightens regulations on crypto exchanges to enhance oversight and consumer protection, aligning with global trends for clearer legal frameworks in the digital asset space. The measures include intensified scrutiny, license renewals, and investigations into alleged violations like OKX's unregistered operation.
JoySouth Korea considers sanctions on cryptocurrency mixing services in response to global concerns over illicit activities. The regulatory framework is in early stages, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Cheng YuanSouth Korea plans to impose restrictions on cryptocurrency users, preventing them from engaging in trading activities on foreign exchanges.
ZoeySouth Korea enforces a mandatory disclosure of cryptocurrency holdings for politicians, promoting transparency in the financial portfolios of public figures.
Hui XinPrevious attempts to arrest the Terra co-founder Daniel Shin failed because a South Korean court refused to grant the arrest warrant.
CryptoSlateThe NTS will supposedly investigate whether Bithumb and its alleged owner Kang Jong-hyeon have breached taxation policies.
cryptopotatoSouth Korean authorities have yet again postponed imposing crypto tax until 2025, mentioned in the official announcement. This new proposal ...
BitcoinistSouth Korea announced Digital Assets Committee, launched an investigation and met with Asia-Pacific financial authorities.
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