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The South Korean National Assembly voted by a majority to impeach acting President Han Duk-soo.
On December 25th, according to Yonhap News Agency, the Bank of Korea data released by the Finance Committee of the South Korean Parliament shows that as of the end of November 2024, the number of cryptocurrency investors in South Korea exceeded 15 million for the first time, reaching 15.59 million, an increase of 610,000 from October. The total market value of investors' holdings reached 102.60 trillion won (about 79 billion US dollars), and each person held about 6.58 million won (about 5070 US...
South Korea's National Assembly has voted to pass a special civil unrest law to investigate President Yoon Seok-yeok's suspected civil unrest.
According to Bloomberg, South Korea's National Assembly has approved the postponement of the crypto tax.
South Korea's National Assembly has announced the end of voting on the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeok.
On December 7th, market news: South Korea's parliament did not have enough votes to pass the impeachment case involving South Korean President Yoon Seok-yuk.
Market news: South Korea's National Assembly has begun voting on the impeachment case involving President Yoon Seok-yeok.
Video footage shows that the South Korean parliament has formally proposed a motion to impeach South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeok.
Market news: South Korea's National Assembly begins plenary session.
On December 4, South Korea's Finance Minister Choe Sang-mu said on Wednesday that the government will take all possible measures to stabilize the financial marekt if necessary after the General Secretary of South Korea declared martial law. "We will use all possible financial and foreign exchange market stabilization measures, including an unlimited injection of liquidity," Choe Sang-mu said at an emergency economic chiefs' meeting. The won briefly fell to 1430 against the dollar, its lowest lev...
South Korea's parliament passed a resolution to "lift martial law". The South Korean parliament voted 190 to 0 to lift martial law. South Korean ETFs narrowed their losses to 2% after the parliamentary vote.
The South Korean parliament has been blocked. (cctv international news)
On October 16th, South Korean lawmaker Min Byung-deok plans to criticize AVAIL tokens in an upcoming parliamentary audit, calling it the "second hamburger coin". "Hamburger coins" refer to foreign cryptocurrencies listed on Korean exchanges, which are often subject to regulatory loopholes and investor protection issues. MP Min Byung-deok has asked financial regulators to provide data on suspicious trading of AVAIL tokens on cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb. He is investigating the token's post-li...
On the first day of the National Assembly audit in Seoul, lawmakers have called for a special investigation into the KOK cryptocurrency scam that may have been promoted by South Korea's right-wing daily Chosun Ilbo. It is reported that victims have accused two subsidiaries of Chosun Ilbo of knowing that cryptocurrency is fraudulent, but still promoting it vigorously. Fraudsters use these positive propaganda to reassure investors that KOK is legal, and the newspaper has also delayed the prosecuti...
