In South Korea, students earn digital currency for visiting the toilet
Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology uses feces to generate electricity. For each visit to the toilet, students are paid the digital currency Ggool.
In South Korea, students earn digital currency for visiting the toilet
Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology uses feces to generate electricity. For each visit to the toilet, students are paid the digital currency Ggool.
South Korea identifies participants in illegal cryptocurrency transactions worth $1.48 billion
The Korea Customs Service of South Korea identified 33 people in two months who carried out illegal cross-border cryptocurrency-related transactions totaling more than 1.69 trillion won ($1.48 billion). The Korea Times reports.Bithumb to ban employees from trading cryptocurrencies on the exchange
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb will bar its employees from using accounts on the platform to trade digital assets. The company said this in a statement.
Seoul to deploy AI to detect potential suicides on bridges
Authorities of the South Korean capital, in partnership with Seoul Institute of Technology, will embed artificial intelligence in the city’s surveillance system to detect and prevent suicide attempts on its bridges.
Media: Bitcoin exchanges accuse South Korean authorities of shirking duties
South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges may sue the government. Industry representatives say that authorities and financial regulators are shirking their duties, according to Business Korea.
Upbit bitcoin exchange accused of patent infringement
One of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea, Upbit, faces a lawsuit from a university foundation over alleged intellectual property infringement. Forkast.News reports.
Authorities in South Korea seize $47 million in cryptocurrency over tax evasion
Officials in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province seized assets totaling $47 million in Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies from 12,000 people who had evaded taxes.
South Korean banks to assess viability of partnerships with cryptocurrency exchanges
South Korean banks are reevaluating partnerships with local cryptocurrency exchanges to determine whether such cooperation is worthwhile.
Huobi and Upbit delist several tokens to meet regulatory requirements
Eleven of South Korea's 20 cryptocurrency exchanges with information-security certificates issued warnings or suspended trading of tokens deemed 'too risky' by regulators, according to Arirang.
South Korea to ban cross-trading on Bitcoin exchanges
South Korea's Financial Services Commission will ban cross-trading on cryptocurrency exchanges. Newsis reports.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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