South Korea probed 40 cases of crypto manipulation over 2 years

[JeffBrad12]

40 cases because a single case could have multiple manipulation across several cryptocurrencies. If at the very least a case involve 2-3 different cryptocurrency, the number will inflate massively.

The investigator won't separate each coin to their own cases because it would take a long time and market manipulators don't usually stay at single coin and be done with it. I like how they take cryptocurrency cases seriously though, these manipulation are rampant across global exchanges.