South Korean lawmaker leaves political party amid crypto investment controversy
A lawmaker allegedly sold over $4 million in cryptocurrency prior to the country’s enforcement of the “Travel Rule” from the Financial Action Task Force.
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A lawmaker allegedly sold over $4 million in cryptocurrency prior to the country’s enforcement of the “Travel Rule” from the Financial Action Task Force.
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