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CLAPS Casino launches Visa and Mastercard payments

CLAPS Casino launches Visa and Mastercard payments

BTCC Exchange Partners with NBA All-Star Jaren Jackson Jr. to Inspire Smarter Moves in Sports and Crypto

BTCC Exchange Partners with NBA All-Star Jaren Jackson Jr. to Inspire Smarter Moves in Sports and Crypto

BYDFi Joins Korea Blockchain Week 2025 (KBW2025): Deepening Web3 Engagement

BYDFi Joins Korea Blockchain Week 2025 (KBW2025): Deepening Web3 Engagement

Ethereum Based Meme Coin Pepeto Presale Past $6.6 Million as Exchange Demo Launches

Ethereum Based Meme Coin Pepeto Presale Past $6.6 Million as Exchange Demo Launches

Gamdom Launches Next-Level Sportsbook Experience

Gamdom Launches Next-Level Sportsbook Experience

HKGAI and FLock.io Partner to Advance Decentralised AI for Government Efficiency

HKGAI and FLock.io Partner to Advance Decentralised AI for Government Efficiency

WhalePlay Beta Launch: Next-Level Social iGaming Platform

WhalePlay Beta Launch: Next-Level Social iGaming Platform

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Binance Re-Enters South Korea with Gopax Acquisition

  • By Louis Adams
  • October 16, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteThe world’s largest crypto exchange has completed its acquisition of local platform Gopax after receiving final approval from South Korean financial regulators.

Tagged Cryptocurrency exchanges, South Korea
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As Korea Solidifies Crypto Rules, Naver Moves to Fully Integrate Exchange Upbit

  • By Louis Adams
  • September 25, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteAmid South Korea’s push to formalize its cryptocurrency regulatory framework, a major corporate consolidation is underway.

Tagged Cryptocurrency exchanges, South Korea
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Seoul Greenlights Crypto: Venture Status and Tax Breaks Start Sept. 16

  • By Louis Adams
  • September 11, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteSouth Korea is opening its doors to crypto. The government has passed a revision allowing cryptocurrency firms to be designated as venture companies starting next week.

Tagged Cryptocurrencies, South Korea
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Cracking Down on Crypto Risk: South Korea Draws a Line on Lending

  • By Louis Adams
  • September 5, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteSouth Korea is continuing its push to bring order to the volatile crypto market, this time targeting the lending sector.

Tagged Cryptocurrencies, South Korea
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South Korea Bans Crypto Lending Over Investor Protection Concerns

  • By Louis Adams
  • August 19, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteSouth Korean authorities have ordered cryptocurrency exchanges to stop offering lending services, citing high risks for investors.

Tagged Regulations, South Korea
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With New Pro-Crypto President, KakaoBank Moves into Stablecoins

  • By Louis Adams
  • August 7, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteThe election of President Lee Jae-myung has accelerated South Korea’s crypto adoption—and now KakaoBank is stepping into the stablecoin market.

Tagged South Korea, Stablecoin
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South Korea Acts to Prevent Crypto Lending from Becoming Systemic Risk

  • By Louis Adams
  • August 1, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteWorried that unchecked crypto lending could threaten financial stability, South Korean regulators are preparing stricter oversight of leveraged digital asset loans.

Tagged Cryptocurrencies, Regulations, South Korea
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Bank of Korea Launches Dedicated Virtual Asset Division

  • By Louis Adams
  • July 30, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteThe Bank of Korea (BOK) isn’t sitting on the sidelines—it’s diving into crypto headfirst. Reports confirm the central bank has established a new virtual asset division to track market trends and shape future legislation.

Tagged Cryptocurrencies, South Korea
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South Korea May Give Crypto Firms Startup Perks—Reversing 2018 Ban

  • By Louis Adams
  • July 9, 2025

Reading time: < 1 minuteSouth Korea wants to let crypto firms register as “venture companies,” granting them tax breaks and subsidies—a major shift from its 2018 rule that lumped them with gambling businesses.

Tagged Cryptocurrencies, Regulations, South Korea
Press releases

BYDFi Joins Seoul Meta Week 2025, Advancing Web3 Vision and South Korea Strategy

  • By chainwire
  • July 4, 2025

Reading time: 3 minutesVictoria, Seychelles, 4th July 2025, Chainwire

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