
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is reviewing a preemptive account freeze tool to temporarily block suspected crypto manipulators, aligning digital asset enforcement with stock market rules under planned phase-two crypto legislation.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is considering a preemptive payment freezing mechanism that would temporarily block accounts suspected of cryptocurrency price manipulation before illicit profits are withdrawn. The proposed measure seeks to align crypto market enforcement with existing stock market regulations and forms part of the country’s forthcoming phase-two crypto legislation, aimed at strengthening oversight and preventing the concealment of illegal gains.