South Korean Regulator Demands Tighter Cold-Wallet Controls for Crypto Firms
South Korean financial regulators have called for increased cold wallet storage and tighter internal access controls just days after hackers siphoned $6.3 billion in digital assets from Binance. South Korea Orders Securi...
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