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Gov't moves to strengthen crypto exchanges' liability after Upbit hacking
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South Korea Prepares to Hold Crypto Exchanges Fully Liable Like Banks
South Korea Enhances Regulatory Oversight on Crypto Exchanges Following Major Breach South Korea is moving towards imposing bank-level, no-fault liability rules on cryptocurrency exchanges, aligning regulations with those traditionally applied to financial institutions. This push comes in response to the recent security breach at Upbit, one of the country’s largest crypto platforms, which has amplified calls for stronger consumer protections wit…
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South Korea to impose bank-level liability on crypto exchanges after Upbit hack: Report
South Korea is preparing to impose bank-level, no-fault liability rules on crypto exchanges after the Upbit hack, pushing for tougher security standards and higher penalties.
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