Add as a preferred source on GoogleSouth Korea Requires Crypto Exchanges to Keep at Least 80% in Cold Wallets
The Nov. 2 meeting cited the Binance attack as a security example. Upbit’s ratio was above 99%, while DigitalX and Gopax were a little above 80%.
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) required domestic crypto exchanges to store at least 80% of users’ crypto assets in cold wallets at its Nov. 2 meeting on hacking defenses and asset protection.
The meeting also considered increasing cold-storage ratios and cited the Binance attack as a security example.
Upbit’s cold-storage ratio was above 99%, while Bithumb’s was about 94% and Coinone’s was about 85%. DigitalX and Gopax were each a little above 80%, near the minimum set by the commission.
Riza Dagoc
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