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South Korean Authorities Formulate Legislation to Boost Mainstream Bitcoin Adoption
South Korea’s Presidential Committee on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (PCFIR) is advocating that the Korean government makes cryptocurrencies mainstream by introducing friendly regulations that will help to integrate distributed ledger technology (DLT) powered digital assets into the traditional financial world, according to an Ibtimes report. дальше »
2020-1-8 18:00
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South Korea: Crypto Exchange Bithumb Establishes Blockchain R&D Center
Leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchange platform Bithumb has set up a research center to boost its blockchain-based offerings and services, the exchange announced in a blog post, January 7, 2020. дальше »
2020-1-8 22:00
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South Korea Drafting Legislation To Tax Individual Crypto Profits
South Korea is working on legislation to tax crypto profits
дальше »2020-1-3 01:06
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Every Major South Korean Conglomerate Is Now Involved in Blockchain
It has recently emerged that South Korea’s biggest telecommunications company, KT Corporation, will be releasing a digital currency. With this news, it can now be said that ever major conglomerate in the country is officially invested in blockchain. дальше »
2019-12-20 23:16
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Has South Korea Joined the Central Bank Crypto Race?
The South Korean central bank is the latest in the list of national banks to reveal its intentions towards central bank crypto (CBDC). South Korea Joins Crypto Research Race According to local media, the Bank of Korea has begun hiring crypto-asset experts signaling that the central bank may begin developing its own CBDC. дальше »
2019-12-13 11:00
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South Korea Prepares to Draft Bitcoin Capital Gains Tax Guidelines
The South Korean government wants to tax capital gains on cryptocurrencies. This new decree has yet to be officially improved by the proper authorities. South Korean news outlet Korea Times claims the government wants to impose capital gains taxes on virtual currencies, including bitcoin. дальше »
2019-12-10 01:00
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Will China's 'Cryptocurrency' Pump - or Pummel - Bitcoin?
China's long-fabled "cryptocurrency" launch is finally on the horizon. According to Bloomberg, People’s Bank of China (PBoC) payments department deputy director Mu Changchun confirmed at the China Finance 40 Forum that the country’s cryptocurrency is nearing its release following a year of research and development. дальше »
2019-8-13 20:03
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Korea Exchange Affiliate Koscom to Launch DLT Platform for Unlisted Shares
South Korea’s state-backed Koscom to develop a blockchain-based trading platform for unlisted securities
дальше »2019-8-9 21:52
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South Korean Watchdog Plans Direct Supervision of Crypto Exchanges
A South Korean financial watchdog under the Financial Services Commission aims to more closely supervise exchanges in line with FATF standards. дальше »
2019-8-7 12:01
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South Korea: Strict Cryptocurrency Regulations Might Scupper Blockchain Busan “Safe Habor”
South Korea’s tough cryptocurrency regulations might hamper the city of Busan from successfully having a regulatory-free zone for blockchain and cryptocurrencies, according to a report by Korea ITTimes on August 6, 2019. дальше »
2019-8-7 09:00
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South Korean Crypto Platform ICON Launches Decentralized Passport Service
Korean crypto platform ICONLOOP has been busy despite the prolonged lull in altcoin activity. The latest development from the project is a blockchain-based self-sovereign identity authentication service. дальше »
2019-7-23 12:00
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Trillions: Crypto Scams Have Cost South Korea $2.7T Won
Scams Hit South Korea Hard Crypto scams haven’t been kind to South Korea. As reported by The Korea Herald, an English newspaper covering events in South Korea, the local Justice Ministry estimates that crypto-related crimes. дальше »
2019-7-23 13:30
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South Korea Estimates 2-Year Losses From Crypto Crimes at $2.3 Billion
Nearly 2.7 trillion won (US$2.3 billion) have been lost to cryptocurrency crimes in the last two years, not including exchange hacks. дальше »
2019-7-23 11:10
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South Korea Estimates 2-Year Losses from Crypto Crimes at $2.3 Billion
Nearly 2.7 trillion won (US$2.3 billion) have been lost to cryptocurrency crimes in the last two years, not including exchange hacks. дальше »
2019-7-22 11:10
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Korea alone estimates a loss of $2.3 billion from crypto-related crimes in just two years
Following a data released by the Korean government, Korean news agency, Yonhap reported that crimes associated with cryptocurrencies have caused a financial loss of about 2. 7 trillion won which is nearly $2. дальше »
2019-7-22 23:30
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