South Koreans could soon allow its citizens to use blockchain-based digital identification instead of physical cards as soon as 2024.
A South Korean town has been successfully operating a pilot program that allows police to seize crypto from the exchange accounts of individuals with delinquent traffic...
South Korean banks are being investigated for their part in facilitating $6.5 billion in suspicious overseas remittances which have been tied to companies arbitraging cryptocurrency.
Uprise, a South Korean crypto investment startup platform has reportedly lost $20 million when it got liquidated shorting the Luna Classic token.
The Financial Services Commission in South Korea confirmed in a public statement that nonfungible tokens are not virtual assets, and will not be regulated.
Prosecution and fines for more than 30 people in South Korea for allegedly breaking the country’s ban on overseas crypto transactions.
