South Korea's Financial Services Commission plans a no-action letter letting crypto exchanges suspend deposits and withdrawals when a hack is suspected, before confirmation. It also requires round-the-clock monitoring, larger cold wallet holdings and stronger insurance and reserves.
South Korea's FSC says exchanges may suspend deposits and withdrawals on suspected hacks
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The story so far: South Korea FSC response to Binance hack
After the $6.3bn Binance hack, South Korea's FSC met crypto exchanges and weighed higher cold-wallet holdings. The FSC now plans a no-action letter letting exchanges suspend deposits and withdrawals on suspected hacks, plus round-the-clock monitoring and stronger insurance and reserves. Binance says it has reopened…
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South Korea's FSC says exchanges may suspend deposits and withdrawals on suspected hacks
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