2022-6-21 16:04 |
Terraform Labs employees have reportedly been prohibited from exiting South Korea as investigations by prosecutors continue.
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2022-6-21 16:04 |
Terraform Labs employees have reportedly been prohibited from exiting South Korea as investigations by prosecutors continue.
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South Korea’s prosecutor’s office has restricted key employees of Terraform Labs from leaving the country, according to a report by local media outlet JTBC on June 20. The post South Korean prosecutors have banned Terra employees from leaving the country appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2022-6-21 22:01 | |
South Korean prosecutors investigating Terraform Labs and its co-founders Daniel Shin and Do Kwon over Terra’s collapse have reportedly imposed a departure ban on current and former employees. Prosecutors Impose...
2022-6-20 18:33 | |
South Korean authorities are currently investigating Terraform Labs and its employees on several charges including tax evasion and market manipulation.
2022-6-10 13:07 | |
South Korean authorities have launched a new investigation on Terraform Labs, according to reports from JBTC. Korean Authorities Summon Team The Seoul Southern District’s joint financial and securities crime investigation...
2022-5-31 23:55 | |
The Terra community doesn’t seem to catch a break lately. This time, prosecutors in South Korea have summoned representatives and employees at Terraform Labs to investigate the collapse of TerraUSD… The post South Korean Prosecutors Investigating Terraform Labs Over UST Collapse appeared first on CoinCentral.
2022-5-31 23:04 | |
In the quest for answers pertaining to the collapse of the Terra ecosystem earlier this month, South Korean authorities are now summoning all employees of Terraform Labs, which developed Luna Classic (LUNC) and TerraUSD (UST).
2022-5-31 18:15 | |
One of the largest South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges, in terms of trade volume, Bithumb, has announced that employees are banned from trading bitcoin on the exchange platform. The company’s chief executive officer revealed the decision in a Bithumb newsletter focused on improving “transaction transparency.
2021-7-3 12:30 | |
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) announced restrictions for executive employees and exchange operators, preventing them from trading on their own platforms. The post South Korea bans crypto executives from trading on their own platforms appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-6-8 07:00 | |
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has announced that it is banning exchange operators and executive employees from trading on their platforms. This has led to series of complaints from exchanges that are affected.
2021-6-8 18:59 | |
Reports are emerging that the government in South Korea is mulling a proposal to fine employees of cryptocurrency exchanges for trading in digital assets. The post Korean Crypto Exchange Employees Could Face Heavy Fines for Trading appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-6-7 12:09 | |
The chairman of South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC), Eun Sung-soo, has ordered the regulator’s employees involved in digital assets-related policymaking to disclose their crypto holdings by May 7, local outlet The Korea Times reported today.
2021-4-27 13:00 | |
The Korean Financial Services Commission, South Korea’s financial regulator, has launched an internal investigation relating to crypto investments by employees. Local media outlet Yonhap News reported on April 26 that the FSC will receive reports on the investment status of employees until May 7.
2021-4-26 12:01 | |
South Korea’s crypto-sphere has been witnessing a volatile environment in terms of regulatory moves, as bitcoin prices and other altcoins are also having wild moves. Such a scenario hasn’t stopped the country’s middle class to profit from the crypto market, even with very successful stories.
2021-4-24 07:30 | |
Bithumb, the cryptocurrency exchange based in South Korea, was recently the subject of a media frenzy, due to reports that their Shanghai enterprise has been negatively impacted. The city government had issued an inspection notice, leading Chinese news outlet ifeng.
2019-11-22 00:42 | |
Cryptojacking — the process of infecting computers with malware to mine cryptocurrency — has declined alongside prices during cryptowinter. But like any dextrous organism facing extinction, the virus and its propagators are adapting.
2019-4-27 22:07 | |
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb on March 30, 2019, announced that it recently observed “abnormal withdrawal” of crypto holdings from the company’s hot wallet, an incident its employees orchestrated the firm suspects.
2019-4-1 09:00 | |
South Korea’s largest Bitcoin exchange, Bithumb, has announced layoffs of 50%, the latest casualty of “crypto winter. ” B A report in Korean media issued earlier today shows that the exchange will be cutting its staff from 310 to around 150.
2019-3-19 02:20 | |
The crypto winter continues to make victims. Unfortunately, the next victims are the employees of Bithumb, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea. Coindesk Korea has recently reported that the affirmed that it would cut the number of employees from the current 310 to around 150 soon. If this is confirmed, half of the team […]
2019-3-19 00:54 | |
According to a local publication Blockinpress, crypto exchanges in South Korea are struggling to adjust to changing market conditions and the 14-month-long correction. Since January 2018, the global crypto exchange market has seen a rapid decline in volume.
2019-2-5 16:50 | |
Chinese crypto mining juggernaut Bitmain has taken a substantial hit in the recent crypto crash, leading to negative consequences for the company on many fronts. Just today, a source has confirmed with Bitcoin Magazine that the company is shutting down its offices in Amsterdam.
2019-1-15 00:45 | |
No manipulation here, says exchange Upbit after South Korean authorities issue indictment against three employees
2018-12-22 16:25 | |
Most digital exchanges are unregulated and therefore unqualified to safely process cryptocurrency transactions. They don’t employ necessary know-your-customer (KYC) tactics, and roughly $1 billion in digital asset funds have been stolen since the start of 2018.
2018-10-13 23:34 | |
South Korean Province to Introduce Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain-Based IDs for Employees According to local dailies in South Korea, the eastern province of Gyeongsangbuk-do is in line to issue its own cryptocurrency, open an exchange and push for adoption as payment system within the province.
2018-8-31 22:19 | |