South Korean Regulators Eye OTC Crypto Regulation
South Korean regulators look set to turn their attention to the over-the-counter (OTC) crypto market, with indications regulation could be on its way. The nation has moved to shore up its regulatory system this year in t...
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The nation has moved to shore up its regulatory system this year in the wake of the so-called “Terra-Luna scandal,” which left thousands of domestic LUNC investors out of pocket.
The news has also been dominated by a high-profile political scandal involving token-owning lawmakers....
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