[암호화폐]한국의 암호화폐 익명거래 제한에 대한 보도 나간뒤 시장 다시한번 반응

http://cafe.naver.com/dhkswp232424/1984

https://cointelegraph.com/news/markets-stir-after-media-re-reports-s-koreas-anonymous-trading-ban-known-since-december

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한국의 암호화폐 익명거래 제한에 대한 보도가 나간뒤 시장은 다시한번 반응했다.

한국정부가 계획하고 있는 암호화폐 시장 규제가 언론 보도에 의해 다시 한번 확인 도며 1월 23일 암호화폐 시장은 들썩였다.

한국의 금융위원회가 신명거래 외의 거래를 불법으로 규정하기 싲가하는 날짜를 다시한번 공표함으로써, 주요 언론사는 시장에서 눈에 띄는 움직임이 있었다고 보도 했으며 그런 금융위원회의발표는 이미 하락세인 시장에서FUD(불안,불확실성,의심)를 키웠다.

그런 투기를 억제하기 위한 당국의 움직임은 암호화폐거래소를 통해 거래를 하기 위해서는 실명졔좌가 필요한 정책이었다.

또한 새로운 가상계정 생성을 금지한다. 본 정책은 전혀 새로운 소식이 아니며 단지 정확한 날짜가 발표된 것 뿐이다.

더 이상 미성년자와 외국인은 거래할 수 없게 된다.

Today, Jan. 23, markets are reacting a second time to news that South Korea will ban anonymous exchanges starting January 30, despite the fact that the information on the planned regulation has been available since late December and reported on since early January.

After the South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) today announced the date by which the country’s exchanges will be required to allow only ‘real-name’ trading, mainstream publications reported on the known move for a second time, unnecessarily increasing FUD in an already bearish market this week.    

The move, which was reportedly initiated to curb speculation, requires that bank accounts used for deposits and withdrawals to virtual currency exchanges have matching, real-name accounts at the exchanges. The regulations will also ban the issuance of new virtual accounts to crypto exchanges.

Not new news

South Korea’s plan to ban anonymous exchange operations is nothing new, today’s announcement merely setting the exact date.

Authorities had announced the ban at the end of December, but had not yet set a concrete date for when the regulations would go into effect. “Establishment of a system for ‘real name verification of deposit and withdrawal accounts’ for settlements will be completed by January 30, 2018,” the FSC documentation released today states.

In mid-January, South Korean authorities announced that crypto exchange customers had until the end of the month to convert virtual bank accounts connected to crypto exchanges to real-name ones, noting that those who do not comply will face fines.

In addition, Non-Koreans and minors will no longer be able to trade cryptocurrency on the country’s exchanges, a point that lawmakers had also previously made known.

Also this week, plans to levy a combined corporation tax and local income tax of 24.2% on exchange profits for 2017 were announced, with platforms obliged to pay by March 30 and April 30 respectively.

Bitcoin prices continue to fall in the 24 hours to press time, falling below $10,000 this afternoon, Jan. 23, and causing losses for multiple altcoin assets as a result.