Crypto firms are struggling in South Korea
South Korean crypto exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have seen revenues plummet this year amid a wider downturn for crypto firms in the country.
South Korean crypto exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have seen revenues plummet this year amid a wider downturn for crypto firms in the country.
South Korean police have booked Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won after he allegedly gave a politician’s son a job in return for legislative favors.
Bithumb apologised for sending up to 2,000 BTC to users which led to a 10% crash on the South Korean exchange.
Bithumb took action after SK Telecom was attacked with a malware infection that allowed hackers to access sensitive customer information.
The raid follows an investigation into a former Bithumb CEO who allegedly misused $2 million of company money to purchase an apartment.