South Korean Ruling Party Demands Stablecoin Plan, Floats Consortium Model
South Korea’s ruling party has drawn a line in the sand, ordering the Financial Services Commission to deliver a stablecoin regulatory plan by December 10.
South Korea’s ruling party has drawn a line in the sand, ordering the Financial Services Commission to deliver a stablecoin regulatory plan by December 10.
In a sobering reminder of the crypto industry’s security risks, South Korea’s largest exchange, Upbit, has been hacked for $37 million.
South Korea’s financial intelligence unit is set to impose sanctions and fines on multiple domestic cryptocurrency exchanges, following investigations that revealed anti-money laundering failures.
Binance’s acquisition of Gopax is finally complete, a direct consequence of the exchange resolving its high-stakes legal disputes in the United States.
Naver is strategically positioning itself for the future of finance by moving to fully acquire South Korea’s leading crypto asset, Upbit.
The South Korean Ministry of SMEs and Startups has passed a partial revision to the Enforcement Decree of the Venture Business Act, removing restrictions on virtual asset businesses.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has introduced strict new rules for cryptocurrency lending.

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