Seoul News

The South Korean district court recently dismissed security violation charges against Terra co-founder Hyun-seong Shin, deeming LUNA a non-security under Korea’s Capital Markets Act.

The indictment of 10 individuals associated with Terraform Labs, including co-founder Hyun-seong Shin, comes after 11 months of investigation into the collapse of Terra.

Local police in a suburb of Seoul have the authority to seize crypto in order to clear the balance of delinquent fines from traffic violations.

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon has claimed that Korean authorities haven’t contacted or filed any charges against him in the Terra investigation.

South Korean authorities are currently investigating Terraform Labs and its employees on several charges including tax evasion and market manipulation.

South Korea’s rising interest in nascent tech could prompt other nations to take the idea of the Metaverse more seriously.

SK Group’s chairman Chey Tae-won expressed interest in blockchain and token economy at a recent startup event in Seoul

Busan, South Korea’s second biggest city, seeks to develop a local crypto in partnership with BNK Busan Bank.

The government of Seoul plans to spend $1 billion to support blockchain and fintech startups via an investment fund.

Inside Bitcoins Conference and Expo will be launching in just a few weeks in Seoul as South Korea’s first major cryptocurrency event.

We’re going to be talking about a hair salon in the Gangnam district of Seoul, but let me note upfront that any references to Psy have been made forbidden in this post.