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South Korean lawmakers want to give financial authorities the power to freeze crypto accounts suspected of illegal asset transfers, potentially affecting how exchanges operate and how funds move in and out.
South Korea proposes law to freeze suspicious crypto accounts for 30 days
South Korean lawmakers want to give financial authorities the power to freeze crypto accounts suspected of illegal asset transfers, potentially affecting how exchanges operate and how funds move in and out.
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