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Market signals from Coinbase suggest potential Bitcoin recovery but Korean investors remain cautious and slow to re-enter the market.
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From Dogecoin to Bitcoin, the asset disclosures show surprising diversity in officials’ crypto investments.
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Kang faces 10 years for stabbing Haru Invest’s CEO during a fraud trial, with prosecutors arguing the attack was premeditated and severe.
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The number of crypto exchanges registered in South Korea is about to shrink further as the FIU cracks down on more overseas platforms.
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Bithumb’s latest legal woes add to its history of scrutiny, including past raids and allegations of embezzlement and market manipulation.
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The Bank of Korea says BTC does not meet the IMF’s standards for joining foreign exchange reserves, and its volatility will be a problem.
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Upbit dominates XRP trading, holding twice as much as Binance, and reflecting the token’s growing appeal in the Asian market.
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Jeju police arrested four suspects linked to a deadly crypto-related robbery that left a Chinese investor dead in his hotel room.
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Analysts suggest the premium’s surge isn’t from Korean Bitcoin purchases but due to the rising U.S. Dollar Index.
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A South Korean individual has been suspected of manipulating virtual asset prices through rapid buy orders, creating false market activity, and profiting.
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Jeju Island’s NFT visitor cards aim to offer perks, securely store travel data, and attract younger tourists using blockchain technology.
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Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon had been held in Montenegro since his March 2023 arrest at Podgorica airport.
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This is the first time that the Bank of Korea has officially released statistics on crypto assets.
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Within the past month, the South Korean parliament has impeached its president and will soon do the same to its prime minister.
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Among those sanctioned is Kim Cheol-Min, accused of covertly working for U.S. and Canadian tech firms to funnel funds to North Korea.
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