South Korean crypto exchange Coinone said it received approval from the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit, or FIU, on July 22 for its filing related to a change in major shareholders. The exchange said the process has now been completed and that it has formally established a new shareholder structure centered on Korea Investment & Securities, OKX Ventures and Com2uS Holdings, among others. Coinone said it plans to use the new shareholders’ strengths in compliance and technology to upgrade its digital-asset trading services. It also said the reshaped ownership structure will support a faster push toward becoming a broader blockchain finance platform. The update was reported by EDaily and carried by Odaily.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone said it received approval from the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) on July 22 for its filing on a change in major shareholders.
Coinone said the filing process has been completed and that it has formally established a new shareholder structure centered on Korea Investment & Securities, OKX Ventures and Com2uS Holdings, among others.
The exchange said it will rely on the new shareholders’ capabilities in compliance and technology to upgrade its digital-asset trading services and speed up its transition into a comprehensive blockchain finance platform.
The update was reported by EDaily.
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