South Korea's Financial Supervisory Commission shifts cryptocurrency exchange listing supervision from self-regulation to direct government supervisi
according to Solid Intel, the Financial Supervisory Commission of South Korea will shift the supervision of cryptocurrency exchanges from self-regulation mode to direct government regulation.
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