South Korea to vote on bill requiring crypto asset disclosure for lawmakers

by Aurelia Butler 22 May 2023, 20:20 169 Views

Currently, government officials must report stocks, bonds, jewelry, gifted memberships and other holdings worth more than 1 million Korean won — approximately $760 — but no such disclosure is required for digital assets under existing South Korean law.

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South Korea to vote on bill requiring crypto asset disclosure for lawmakers

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