South Korea Sets ‘No-Fault’ Rule for Crypto Exchanges After Upbit Hack

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South Korea Sets ‘No-Fault’ Rule for Crypto Exchanges After Upbit Hack - BitRSS | Crypto Hunter News Crypto News

South Korea is preparing to enforce a rule that would hold cryptocurrency exchanges to the same "no‑fault" standards banks follow.

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South Korea Pushes No-Fault Liability After Upbit Hack

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