最新报道:According to Edaily, South Korea's financial regulator plans to strictly regulate the "coin leasing" services of virtual currency exchanges, and will introduce regulatory measures equivalent to the stock market in the second phase of virtual asset legislation. At present, major exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb have launched services that allow investors to borrow up to 4 times the value of the guarantee, which actually constitutes a trading structure similar to short selling of stocks. Since 90% of the Korean virtual asset market is individual investors, regulators are worried that excessive leverage may bring serious risks. Experts call for the introduction of temporary guidelines as soon as possible before the legislation is completed (estimated to take 1-2 years) to limit the scale of leverage and set participation qualifications to prevent investor losses.
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