South Korea's Bithumb Exchange Lists Osmosis (OSMO) Coin, Announces Price Volatility at Listing
Bithumb, South Korea's exchange, adds Osmosis (OSMO) on Korean Won market, enabling exclusive trading and an airdrop event.
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Bithumb, South Korea's exchange, adds Osmosis (OSMO) on Korean Won market, enabling exclusive trading and an airdrop event.
Ex-Bithumb chairman Lee Jeong-hoon awaits an 8-year prison term decision on January 18, 2024, accused of deceiving BK Group's chairman in a Bithumb acquisition, involving a disputed BXA token listing and alleged embezzlement of 110 billion won ($70 million). The verdict may set a precedent in exchange governance disputes, impacting Bithumb's future and industry policies amid increased regulatory scrutiny.
Former Bithumb Chairman, Lee Jeong-hoon, faces an eight-year prison sentence over allegations of manipulating Bithumb's governance in a complex cryptocurrency scandal, with a verdict set for January 18, 2024, potentially impacting Bithumb's future and regulatory scrutiny in the industry.
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According to local media reports, the owner of South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, was arrested in the country on Thursday.
The raid centers around suspected price manipulation of an unidentified coin.
The Kang siblings are charged with embezzlement, breach of trust, and market manipulation.
The NTS will supposedly investigate whether Bithumb and its alleged owner Kang Jong-hyeon have breached taxation policies.
Lee Jung-hoon will not go to prison after Judge Kang Gyu-Tae proclaimed him not guilty of committing fraud.