Major Korean Bank to Offer Cryptocurrency Custody Services
One of the four largest South Korean banks - KB Kookmin Bank - has entered a new partnership that will
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South Korea Plans to Create Free Trade Zone for Industrial Hemp Using Blockchain
South Korea is loosening the knot on blockchain, as the country plans to create a free trade zone for industrial
You Can Now Withdraw TRON (TRX) From Over 13,000 ATMs In South Korea
The tentacles of the TRON ecosystem continue to extend their reach across the globe. The latest endeavor has seen TRON
US The Country With Most Blockchain-Related Patents, Alibaba Is The Leading Company
Blockchain utilization is continuously rising in various countries across the world, a recent report revealed. It outlined that US-based companies
Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb Fires a Second Attempt at an IPO
The operator of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb plans to take the company public via an initial public offering
South Korea Should Tax Cryptocurrency Trading Profits, Says Finance Minister
A local report indicates that South Korea’s Minister of Finance and Economy believes that the country should impose a tax
The Mystery Unveiled: The Exchange That Sent The $5 Million Ethereum Fees Transactions
A popular blockchain security company finally revealed who was the sender of last week’s Ethereum transactions with abnormally high fees.
Bank Of Korea Will Examine Central Bank Digital Currencies Closer
Despite the lacking demand as of yet, the Bank of Korea (BOK) has set up a legal advisory group to
Seoul Court Freezes Cryptocurrency Assets Of A Man Allegedly Involved in Child Pornography
Seoul’s Court has ordered the “freeze” of all crypto wallets, security deposits, and stock accounts of an individual allegedly involved
Poll: Majority Support Cryptocurrency Taxation, 20% Consider Current Legislation Not Efficient
The majority of participants in a recent poll support some forms of cryptocurrency taxation. Contrary, 20% are against, outlining that