The New Regulatory Chief for South Korea Likely Going to Lift Ban
For the past few months, there have been hints that South Korea would likely lift the ban on cryptocurrencies. Although the source of the rumor was
For the past few months, there have been hints that South Korea would likely lift the ban on cryptocurrencies. Although the source of the rumor was
The South Korean Financial Supervisory Service, last week said that the country is considering ways to support blockchain development in the country and reconsider its position
Kakao Corp, the company behind the messaging app Kakao Talk has been reported by local media as planning an ICO abroad. The news stirred the nation’s
South Korean financial watchdogs are working to create a framework where ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) are legally recognized, as long as certain conditions are met.
South Koreaās finance minister Kim Dong-yeon has shown himself as a supporter of cryptocurrencies in various occasions. His most recent statement regarding blockchain technology assures that
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea has implemented a new system of cryptocurrency counting in the Asian country.
With Justice Minister Park Sang-kiās statement of passing a blanket ban over cryptocurrency trading in South Korea, the political space is trembling as members of the
Investors and cryptocurrency traders in South Korea have experienced moments of tension in recent days, due to the latest measures taken by the government, such as
South Korea could apply within the next six months, a tax plan for the collection of taxes on operations carried out in cryptocurrencies. This initiative comes
The Bitcoin suffered a significant decline possibly due to banks of South Koreaās biggest banks are facing a series of inspections on their cryptocurrencies‘ exchanges related
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