Global #South Korea

South Korea's major cryptocurrency exchanges have taken a united stand to address growing concerns about potential mass delistings of tokens, following a recent court ruling that upheld the delisting of a digital asset due to insufficient trading volume.

South Korea's cryptocurrency exchanges are actively preparing for the implementation of stricter investor protection rules scheduled to take effect in July 2024.

South Korea, a global leader in technological innovation and a significant player in the cryptocurrency market, is exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to curb the persistent problem of pump and dump schemes in the crypto world.

A recent survey has revealed that a significant portion of South Korean university students are actively investing in cryptocurrency. The findings indicate that 40% of respondents have invested in cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins being the most popular choices.

South Korea is taking a stricter stance on cryptocurrencies with the implementation of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act. This new law prioritizes user safety and aims to create a more regulated crypto environment.

In a surprising turn of events, South Korean lawmakers are reportedly considering the abolishment of the country's nascent cryptocurrency tax law. The tax, initially slated to come into effect in 2025, has been a point of contention within the nation's crypto community and political sphere.