2020-9-19 13:58 |
Police raids on the Bithumb offices are apparently not just FUD as more investigation reports come in.
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2020-9-19 13:58 |
Police raids on the Bithumb offices are apparently not just FUD as more investigation reports come in.
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South Korean police have seized shares in Bithumb, the country’s biggest crypto exchange. The shares belong to Bithumb Korea director and major shareholder Kim Byung-Geon. According to a local media report, the police raid – the third on the exchange this month – follows a September 14 ruling from the Seoul Central District Court.
2020-9-19 13:30 | |
The news comes after South Korean police conducted two consecutive seizures in a matter of a week. Bithumb is among the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea. Though its customers have started to worry about using the platform for trading and storing their digital assets due to privacy reasons.
2020-9-18 00:42 | |
The plot thickens as Bithumb director’s shares are seized after he had applied for the seizure of the chairman's shares.
2020-9-17 15:33 | |
On Sept. 7, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's Intelligent Crime Investigation Unit raided the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, for the second time in less than a week. According to reports from the local newspaper, Seoul Shinmun, the raid aims to collect additional evidence about the case opened against the Chairman of the board of […] The post Bithumb Cryptocurrency Exchange Raided by South Korean Police For The Second Time first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2020-9-9 17:04 | |
Despite being the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, Bithumb becomes the second crypto-exchange to be under the investigation of the police. Reportedly, the Seoul Metropolitan Police is closely investigating the exchange to store essential shreds of evidence.
2020-9-10 13:14 | |
South Korean police have reportedly raided Bithumb cryptocurrency exchange offices again in an additional seizure search according to The Seoul Newspaper. Much like the first raid that took place on 2The post Korean authorities raid Bithumb crypto exchange again appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-9-8 18:30 | |
Coinspeaker Seoul Conducts Second Raid on Crypto Exchange BithumbThe previous police raid came after Seoul police allegedly directed initial investigations at Bithumb office on September 2.
2020-9-8 17:57 | |
The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency raided Bitcoin exchange Bithumb to execute search and seizure orders based on fraud allegations.
2020-9-3 13:54 | |
South Korean police raided the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb on September 2 as part of an investigation of fraud allegedly committed by the organization’s main shareholder.
2020-9-3 11:00 | |
Authorities in Seoul have reportedly raided the offices of Bithumb, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea. According to local news outlet Seoul Shinmun, a special crime unit at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency conducted a search and seizure operation at Bithumb’s headquarters in the Gangnam District on Sept 2.
2020-9-2 15:19 | |
Crypto exchange Bithumb has reportedly been seized by police in Seoul on allegations that its chairman engaged in investment fraud.
2020-9-2 13:59 | |
Another exchange in South Korea comes under the police spotlight.
2020-9-2 11:00 | |
South Korea’s four major cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, and Korbit, reportedly stated that they would support the local police in investigating the so-called “nth rooms” phenomenon, which turned into a nation-wide scandal.
2020-3-26 19:15 | |
Bithumb has managed to freeze a major part of the stolen funds in collaboration with other exchanges and local police, but details of the hack are still sketchy. Learn more here
2019-4-19 23:10 | |
Hackers have reportedly made away with cryptocurrencies worth $30 million from Bithumb, South Korea's leading exchange, according to reports from a blog update. The exchange states that due to the hack, deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily suspended until further notice.
2018-6-20 20:25 | |