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South Korea's financial regulator said Thursday that crypto exchanges will get a no-action letter to halt deposits and withdrawals when they suspect a hack. The Financial…

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South Korea's financial regulator said Thursday that crypto exchanges will get a no-action letter to halt deposits and withdrawals when they suspect a hack. The Financial Services Commission also told…

South Korea's financial regulator said Thursday that crypto exchanges will get a no-action letter to halt deposits and withdrawals when they suspect a hack. The Financial Services Commission also told exchanges to keep the amount of users' crypto they hold online to the minimum needed for trading. https://t.co/v6pPEuoAUa

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