Key Takeaways South Korea’s financial regulator, the Financial Services Commission (FSC), has issued guidelines to clarify how non-fungible tokens (NFTs) will be regulated under the country’s upcoming crypto laws. The new guidelines differentiate between various types of NFTs. NFTs with…
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Key Takeaways On May 5, South Korea’s Ministry of Public Administration announced amendments to the country’s “Donations Act,” revealing that crypto, including Bitcoin, will not be included as eligible assets for donations. While the amendments aim to enhance online donation…
Following regulators' discovery of abnormalities related to money laundering in the platform's data, Crypto[.]com chose to delay its launch in South Korea.
Upbit will stop accepting deposits and withdrawals of digital assets worth more than 1 million Korean won ($721).
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Key Takeaways South Korea is gearing up for parliamentary elections, with political parties strategically appealing to voters, particularly the youth interested in cryptocurrencies. The Democratic Party promises to remove restrictions on both domestic and international exchange-traded funds (ETFs) holding crypto…
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Two con artists who fooled an elderly citizen out of 5.5 billion won ($4.1 million) by promising lucrative cryptocurrency investments have been apprehended by South Korean authorities.
Do Kwon cannot be extradited to his home country of South Korea just yet, so the Supreme Court of Montenegro can consider the prosecutors' request.
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