South Korea Fines Coinone $3.5M, Suspends New User Services for 3 Months Over AML Violations
South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit fined crypto exchange Coinone 5.2 billion won and ordered a three-month partial business suspension after inspectors found systemic failures in customer identity checks and deali...
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