FTX Helps Launch a Crypto Exchange in South Korea
The South Korean city of Busan has just signed an agreement with crypto exchange FTX.
The South Korean city of Busan has just signed an agreement with crypto exchange FTX.
Cryptocurrency exchanges operating in South Korea must obtain licenses by September 24 to operate legally in the country.
The income tax rate for crypto traders, which will come into force not from 2023, but from 2025, should be 20%.
The authorities in South Korea intend to establish a temporary Digital Assets Committee after the collapse of the Terra ecosystem.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Bithumb and Upbit have issued warnings to users regarding Litecoin.
The authorities of South Korea have started emergency inspections of local cryptocurrency exchanges.
A parliamentary hearing has been organized in South Korea by a political party against the backdrop of the collapse of the UST and LUNA digital assets.
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online
payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a
financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
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