The National Assembly of South Korea’s legislation and judiciary committee approved the bill, following a series of delays and setbacks.
Cryptocurrencies, and those developing them, must conform to existing anti-money laundering principles or face action.
The closures have so far been isolated to LocalBitcoins accounts in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
Philippine central bank urged to start collecting crypto exchange data
Australia Senate discusses cash ban and its impact to cryptocurrencies
Binance halts Singapore user’s withdrawal over ‘risk management’ transactions