South Korean Crypto Exchanges Surpass Stock Market in Trading Volume
South Korean crypto exchanges exceeded the stock market in trading volume, driven by increasing interest in altcoins and a high-risk investment preference among Korean investors.
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South Korean crypto exchanges exceeded the stock market in trading volume, driven by increasing interest in altcoins and a high-risk investment preference among Korean investors.
South Korea has introduced life imprisonment for cryptocurrency crimes, targeting offences like price manipulation and insider trading. The new law aims to safeguard digital asset investors and ensure market integrity within the cryptocurrency industry.
South Korea plans to impose restrictions on cryptocurrency users, preventing them from engaging in trading activities on foreign exchanges.
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Major exchanges are already preparing to meet the new requirements.
The Cheongju administration is collaborating with seven prominent South Korean crypto exchanges, such as Upbit and Bithumb.
South Korean exchanges will require users to verify their third-party wallet addresses to help the country comply with FATF travel rule guidelines.
Compliance 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.