South Korean media outlets and financial regulators have started reviewing measures aimed at more effectively preventing unregistered overseas cryptocurrency exchanges from offering services to domestic traders, according to The Block. The update was published by ChainCatcher under the policy and regulation category. The report did not disclose which exchanges may be affected or when any specific steps could be introduced. At this stage, the disclosed information is limited to an ongoing review of possible measures targeting unregistered offshore platforms serving users in South Korea.
South Korean media and financial regulators have begun reviewing measures intended to more effectively stop unregistered overseas cryptocurrency exchanges from serving domestic traders, according to The Block.
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