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NEW: South Korea’s financial regulator will let crypto exchanges freeze deposits and withdrawals when a hack is suspected, rather than wait for a confirmed breach.

Cointelegraph
Published: 2026-11-12 07:30 UTC
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🇰🇷 NEW: South Korea’s financial regulator will let crypto exchanges freeze deposits and withdrawals when a hack is suspected, rather than wait for a confirmed breach. https://t.co/9pkLm5NSHE

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