Singapore’s overseas crypto currency exchange has attracted a lot of Korean investors’ funds and has had an accident.
They seems to use that the government guideline for cryptographic investment is applied only to domestic exchanges. Korea does not have a precise guideline on overseas exchange regulation compared to other countries, and there is no way to save victims or punish suchers if an accident occurs.
Investor damage is also increasing. Three domestic blockchain companies are listed on the exchange or are in the process of being listed, so it seems that damage will be growing more. Korea is becoming the target of the overseas black crypto exchange.
Investor damage is also increasing. Three domestic blockchain companies are listed on the exchange or are in the process of being listed, so it seems that damage will be growing more. Korea is becoming the target of the overseas black crypto exchange.
According to industry sources on August 28, Singapore’s major crypto currency exchange “Bcoin” has completely stopped exchanging services. The withdrawal service was also blocked. Executives, etc. are not currently contacted….. (omitted below)
http://naver.me/G35yn9qj [Electronic Times, Korea]