South Korea tightens stablecoin regulations with new forex rules
Cryptopolitan2024/10/09 04:12
By:By Nellius Irene
Share link:In this post: South Korea will set new regulations for dollar-linked stablecoins. The country’s regulator, the Financial Services Commission, plans to conduct more consultations extending to international jurisdictions. On August 1, the country enacted a supervisory fee for local crypto exchanges.
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