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JUST IN: 🇰🇷 South Korea looking to allow institutions to buy #Bitcoin and crypto, as well as lifting the ban on cryptocurrency ETFs. https://t.co/cWEMk2gu2f
SOUTH KOREA LETS COUPLES SPLIT CRYPTO IN DIVORCE South Korea is shaking up the divorce scene by letting couples split their crypto. Law firm IPG Legal confirmed that any crypto snagged during the marriage is fair game. Thanks to blockchain, tracking those digital assets is a… https://t.co/6TiesDFGb0
THAILAND'S SEC DROPS CRYPTO BOMBSHELL FOR FUNDS Thailand's SEC is flipping the script by allowing mutual and private funds to dive into crypto, signaling that institutional interest is on fire! They’re eyeing U.S.-listed crypto ETFs and treating investment tokens like stocks… https://t.co/sGYhuZKe4E
South Korea is set to impose new foreign exchange regulations on stablecoin transactions, targeting their use in cross-border trade. The move aims to tighten control over how cryptocurrencies are converted into fiat currencies. Stablecoins have become increasingly significant in global trade, prompting South Korean authorities to take a closer look at their impact. Additionally, South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is investigating Upbit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, for potential monopolistic practices, including holding 20% of K-Bank. Meanwhile, Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new regulations allowing mutual and private funds to invest in digital assets, aligning with global trends in crypto investment.
