South Korea to ask firms to disclose crypto holdings from 2024
After initially mandating public officials to declare their crypto, the South Korean authorities now want all local firms to disclose such holdings.
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After initially mandating public officials to declare their crypto, the South Korean authorities now want all local firms to disclose such holdings.
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