South Korea recorded a significant jump in crypto investments after the U.S. election. One-third of the Korean population is now invested in cryptocurrencies. The trading

South Korea has sanctioned many individuals for their involvement in crypto theft and support of North Korea's military activities.

Data from five major South Korean exchanges revealed that there are 15.6 million crypto holders in the country.

The United States and South Korea are reportedly partnering in a joint research initiative aimed at strengthening protections against the theft of crypto assets.

According to a recent report, South Korea’s crypto market is booming, with over 30% of the population now investing in digital assets.

The crypto market in South Korea sees 15.59 million investors, with a record surge in Bitcoin price and trading volumes in November.

The South Korean government has imposed sanctions on 15 individuals and one entity from North Korea for engaging in illicit cyber activities.

South Korea has teamed up with the US in efforts to fight against North Korean hackers linked to cryptocurrency heists, according to recent reports.

South Korea sanctions 15 North Koreans linked to cryptocurrency hacking funding nuclear programs, emphasizing ongoing cyber threats.

Cyber Crimes Fueling Dangerous Weapons South Korea has taken firm action to counter North Korea’s alarming use of illegal cyber activities. On Thursday, the South Korean government announced sanctions on 15 individuals and one organization for their roles in funding North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs.

South Korea has imposed sanctions on North Korean crypto hackers and IT workers to prevent the country from funding its weapon programs through cybercrime. South Korea’s sanctions South Korea imposed sanctions on North Korea due to crypto hackers and IT workers.