Crypto makes up 70% of South Korea’s reported overseas assets: Tax agency
Over 1,400 individuals and corporations in South Korea have reported holding $98 million in crypto overseas, which is 70% of all reported assets.
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Over 1,400 individuals and corporations in South Korea have reported holding $98 million in crypto overseas, which is 70% of all reported assets.
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