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Author: Sahil Thakur
OkayCoin crypto exchange launched in South Korea. In a press release on 15th June, the project said it is an attempt to cater to the growing staking demand in S.Korea.
South Korea, known for its high cryptocurrency adoption rates, is a lucrative market for crypto exchanges but has faced regulatory challenges and market volatility. The country’s enthusiasm for digital assets has led to increased trading volumes, attracting both regulators and criminals.
In response, the South Korean government is striving to create a more transparent and secure environment for cryptocurrency trading. A significant step is the establishment of a permanent crypto crime investigation unit, upgrading the current temporary unit, to address rising cryptocurrency-related crimes and offer better investor protection.
Additionally, South Korea will implement the Virtual Asset User Protection Act, starting July 19, enforced by the Financial Services Commission (FSC). This act, passed in December 2023 after several high-profile cryptocurrency failures and market volatility, aims to protect investors and ensure market stability.
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