[2017-12-14]South Korea Moves to Regulate Domestic Bitcoin Trading and Exchanges

[crypto_fanatic44]

According to The Korea Herald Reports, since late November 2017, South Korea has looked to regulate cryptocurrency trading in domestic exchanges, including Bithumb, Coinone and Korbit.

Source: http://cryptobible.io/south-korea-moves-regulate-domestic-bitcoin-trading-exchanges/

[Taki]

"South Korea will become one of the few countries to tax cryptocurrency-to-cash exchanges" as I understood from the article everything is going to be done to avoid North Korea attacks. Is it really so dangerous to them? I was counting South Korea as a free zone to crypto currencies, to what kind of prices this regulations may lead?