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In the wake of a 342,000 ETH theft from South Korean crypto exchange Upbit, commentators deem an inside job to be more likely than a hack
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Korean Crypto Exchange UPbit Profits in Bear Market UPbit, a South Korean crypto exchange, profited in a bear market by $100 million. The Repository of Korea’s Corporate Filings (DART) released data indicating that in addition to UPbit’s profits, Bithumb, the country’s second-largest trading platform, also made a profit of $35 Million. The third quarter has […]
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A major South Korean exchange, Upbit, has paid six people for reporting fraudulent crypto-related schemes. Japan Confirms Entrance Into the Crypto Space Upbit Paid Users for Reporting Fraud One of South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, the Kakao Corp-backed Upbit, has paid six individuals for reporting fraudulent crypto-related schemes. The exchange implemented a bounty system in
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A major South Korean exchange, Upbit, has paid six people for reporting fraudulent crypto-related schemes. Ten cases were reported to the exchange and six of them were selected. Upbit also recently partnered with Thomson Reuters to operate a system to support transparent crypto transactions.
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