Bithumb plans to hold a shareholder vote on March 31 to decide whether to renew CEO Lee Jae-won’s term for another two years. The leadership vote comes after the South Korean crypto exchange previously faced regulatory penalties, including a six-month partial business suspension and a 36.8 billion won fine tied to alleged anti-money-laundering violations. New information also states that Bithumb is under investigation over order book sharing, a matter that could affect renewal of its VASP license. The existing topic further notes that the reappointment push follows a mistaken distribution involving about 620,000 BTC, which the exchange said was contained within 35 minutes and resulted in 99.7% asset recovery.