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South Korean crypto exchanges are pushing back against new rules intended to protect investors, which they argue may stifle speculative trading in smaller tokens. The exchanges plan to reevaluate 1,300 tokens with updated standards over the next six months. Despite concerns, the South Korea crypto association asserts that local trading platforms are unlikely to conduct mass delistings. New guidelines have been set to address these fears ahead of upcoming legislation.
South Korean crypto exchanges have unveiled new guidelines seeking to avert large-scale crypto delistings ahead of upcoming legislation. https://t.co/qOpVC3E1YP
South Korean Crypto Exchanges Set Guidelines to Address Mass Delisting Fears ► https://t.co/ySVDQSpVsR https://t.co/ySVDQSpVsR
SCOOP: South Africa approves 63 new Crypto licenses As of June 30, the total number of licensed crypto asset service providers in South Africa was 138, up from 75 in April, FSCA said in a July 2 press release. - by @theadeyanju - via @theMariblock https://t.co/46ouxsqmRB
