Korean crypto KOL: No going out after 11 PM, violators may face scrutiny or even arrest

2024-12-03 22:45:21

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ChainCatcher news, South Korean crypto KOL Joseph Young posted, "The South Korean president has announced a curfew. If you are out and about after 11 PM, you will be checked, and if deemed suspicious, you will be arrested. Currently, major centralized exchanges (CEX) in South Korea are experiencing trading difficulties for unknown reasons."

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