Regulation
South Korea Strengthens Crypto Regulations with 24/7 Real-Time Monitoring
In anticipation of future legislation, South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges have introduced new guidelines to prevent the mass delisting of their shares.
In anticipation of future legislation, South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges have introduced new guidelines to prevent the mass delisting of their shares.
The Financial Supervision Service (FSS) has announced the implementation of a system to monitor unusual cryptocurrency trading activity, requiring exchanges to provide data and information to comply with new regulations.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve investor protection and eliminate questionable business practices.
Additionally, the South Korean government launched a 24-hour, real-time monitoring tool to detect cryptocurrency fraud, further strengthening the regulatory framework for digital assets.
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