✔ VERIFIED First reported by Cointelegraph · Nov 3, 01:32 UTC · updated Nov 3, 15:53 UTC
99% Cold Wallet Rule Mulled by South Korea Following Binance Hack
South Korea is considering requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to keep 99% of customer assets in cold wallets.
Common to all reports: South Korea · Binance · 99
Confirmed by 5 sources
- Cointelegraph (crypto newsroom · Europe) · Nov 3, 01:32 UTC · read at the source
- Traders Union (low-credibility outlet · International) · Nov 3, 13:52 UTC · read at the source
- Crypto.news (crypto newsroom · International) · Nov 3, 13:52 UTC · read at the source
- Crypto News (low-credibility outlet · International) · Nov 3, 13:52 UTC · read at the source
- U.Today (low-credibility outlet · Europe) · Nov 3, 15:53 UTC · read at the source
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Tags: Hack/Exploit, Security
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