South Korea’s Won Storms Crypto in 2025 With $663B in Trades—Second Only to the Greenback – Crypto News Bitcoin News

South Korea Financial Regulator Plans Investigation Into Local Exchange Fees

Cointelegraph reports that South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) will launch a probe into transaction fees charged by domestic cryptocurrency exchanges. The investigation aims to reduce trading costs for users according to local media reports published June 19. The move represents part of newly elected president Lee Jae-myung's broader pro-crypto agenda. Lee promised to reduce crypto trading transaction costs to support young traders…

CoinStats - South Korea’s Won Storms Crypto in 2025 With ...

Data from Kaiko Research reveals that South Korea’s won ranks as the second most heavily used fiat currency in crypto trading, just behind the U.S. dollar. Since the beginning of 2025, KRW-denominated trades have clocked in at a staggering $663 billion. South Korea Flexes Crypto Muscle—Only the U.S. Dollar Does More Volume South Korea remains […]

South Korea’s Won Storms Crypto in 2025 With $663B in Trades—Second Only to the Greenback – Crypto News Bitcoin News

Data from Kaiko Research reveals that South Korea’s won ranks as the second most heavily used fiat currency in crypto trading, just behind the U.S. dollar. Since the beginning of 2025, KRW-denominated trades have clocked in at a staggering $663 billion. South Korea Flexes Crypto Muscle—Only the U.S. Dollar Does More Volume South Korea remains […]