
On July 18, the US Internal Revenue Service finalized cryptocurrency tax reporting regulations, as reported by Mayer Brown. In South Korea, the first major law to protect cryptocurrency investors came into force on July 19, establishing a legal framework for the domestic digital asset industry. The new regulations require South Korean crypto firms to monitor and report suspicious transactions and mandate that crypto exchanges store 80% of user deposits in cold storage.
FOLLOW-UP ARTICLE: New South Korea’s crypto regulations require crypto exchanges to store 80% of user deposits in cold storage. Find out more: https://t.co/MSUKn948vO https://t.co/Ub3pVxObxD
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