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The crypto tax delay marks a pivotal moment in South Korea's regulatory debate amid surging digital asset adoption and economic policy shifts.

Ripple's XRP is approaching Tether's USDT stablecoin market cap on surging demand.

CryptoQuant CEO suggests South Korean leadership overhaul is necessary for a more crypto-friendly environment.

South Korea's success in reclaiming stolen crypto marks a breakthrough in combatting North Korean cybercrime.

The prohibition follows a larger ban on crypto ETFs effective since 2017 due to the South Korean's Capital Markets Act.

Blurred IDs and potential fines loom over South Korea's largest crypto exchange in KYC compliance debacle.

More than 15,000 investors affected by fraud involving 28 virtual assets in complex scheme led by influential YouTuber.

South Korean authorities said 81% of forex crimes are linked to crypto.

South Korean lawmaker revealed that the locked fund numbers could rise if platforms that have temporarily halted operations are included.

DBS has introduced several blockchain-powere solutions to its clients over the past year.

Justice Minister Bojan Božović confirmed that a decision has been made but did not reveal further details about the case or where Kwon will be extradited.

Domestic and international pressures reshape South Korea’s Bitcoin market, favoring alternative assets.

The newly formed Virtual Asset Committee will discuss the approval of crypto ETFs and authorization of corporate accounts.

A South Korean lawmaker raised concerns about the exchange close relationship with K Bank.

South Korea aims to tighten cross-border stablecoin trade with new forex regulations to address regulatory gaps and monetary risks.

Worldcoin and Tools for Humanity, which operates WorldApp, violated several provisions of the country's Personal Information Protection Act.

Former Justice Minister Andrej Milović called on the US to pressure Montenegro's Prime Minister to ensure a comprehensive investigation of Terra's collapse.

Tech sophistication and a friendly regulatory framework are the key reasons behind the institutional movement in the Eastern Asia.