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South Korea is undecided on how it should tax gains made from NFTs

Out of the 66 crypto exchanges operating previously in Korea, only 29 of them met the authorities new regulations.

Crypto exchanges operating in South Korea are running a race against time as their registration deadline approaches.

The country's ruling party is fighting a battle with the Ministry of Finance over the implementation of a new crypto tax law.

South Korean operators are facing mass shutdown as the September 24 deadline for foreign and local crypto exchanges to register with the authorities approaches. 

A total of 33 residents of South Korea are facing charges or fines for crypto transfers that violated the Foreign Exchange Transaction Act.

The country is coming down hard on crypto companies and is ensuring local players are well-regulated.

Crypto exchange services are being forced into commission-free trading as South Korean authorities keep adding new restrictions.

Crypto crime in South Korea is on the rise, as the government strengthens countermeasures.

Whoever said full-time trading was a ticket to an easy life?

Altcoins account for over 95% of the trading volume on South Korea's largest crypto exchanges.

South Korea's policymakers have introduced a new bill aimed at protecting crypto users against unfair practices.

The meme cryptocurrency is not such a joke anymore.

South Koreans in their 40s and 50s were among the strongest supporters of the upcoming crypto capital gains tax.

Cryptocurrency investing has made life changing money for many people, but the lines between investing and gambling are becoming increasingly blurred.

South Korea’s financial regulator wants to make sure that crypto-related policymakers are not abusing their positions.

The otherwise crypto-friendly country has taken on a newer tone for the sector in the past weeks.

South Korean tax authorities have tracked down crypto holdings that belonged to more than 1,500 tax evaders.