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The increased trading volume comes following the Financial Services Commission's requirement that crypto trading platforms register as digital asset service providers before Sept. 24.

South Korea’s Shinhan Bank has invested in a crypto custody service backed by local crypto exchange Korbit.

The customer databases of Trezor, Ledger, and Keepkay have allegedly been listed for sale by the perpetrating hacker.

A major crypto exchange in South Korea has shut down, showing the intensity of the brutal 16-month bear market that caused a wide range of issues for crypto businesses.

Plans are afoot to give Disney a major say in the fate of Bitstamp and Korbit platforms in future.

Bitstamp has been acquired by Brussels-based investment firm.

The crypto market and blockchain sector in South Korea is thriving with the involvement of major banks and conglomerates.

Nexon Korea CEO denies reports of talks to purchase crypto exchange Bitstamp

South Korea’s SK Telecom will now use Blockchain for their asset management, as well as support Blockchain tech startups with new platform.

South Korea’s largest multi-billion dollar conglomerates in various sectors are entering the cryptocurrency market by funding up-and-coming exchanges.

As of Jan. 30, South Korean cryptocurrency traders will no longer be able to trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum anonymously.

Korean Bitcoin exchange Korbit is now 65% property of gaming conglomerate Nexon.

Korbit, Korea’s largest Bitcoin exchange has announced the launch of Ethereum Classic trading, which enables Korbit users to purchase and sell ETC for KRW, without any fees.