Јужна Кореја ће размотрити крипто улагање након случаја Кракен

South Korean financial regulators plan to probe into crypto staking services on local exchanges considering the recent Kraken-SEC case.

Према локалном Јужнокорејцу публикација, Korean financial authorities are looking into the staking services market in the country, but authorities have yet to disclose the timeline of their investigation. As it stands, crypto staking is not defined by Korean regulation. According to reports by Цоинтелеграпх, an unnamed official said to journalists:

Страхови крипто заједнице о могућим последицама недавног судског споразума између Комисије за хартије од вредности и берзе Сједињених Држава (СЕЦ) и Кракена почињу да се материјализују. Након својих америчких колега, јужнокорејски регулатори намеравају да испитају оператере крипто-улагања у земљи. 

Додавање,

The position is that there is nothing to be a problem because nothing has been done.

Staking Services on Edge Following SEC Crackdown

South Korea’s probe into staking services follows the recent crackdown on кракен by the SEC. The SEC alleges that Kraken’s staking program was an unlawful offer and sale of securities. The exchange reached a settlement with SEC in which it agreed to pay $30 million in fines and to shutter its staking program.

The SEC’s enforcement of Kraken has sparked concern and criticism by the crypto community, and one of its own commissioners criticized the move. SEC Commission Hester Peirce called the SEC out for being “hostile to crypto” and accused the agency of not thinking through the implications for staking programs in order to put out guidance. She said that the agency instead merely chose the route of enforcement action.

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