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South Korea asks its biggest banks how a major crypto hack would hit them
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Key points
- South Korea's central bank, the Bank of Korea, has launched its first survey asking the country's largest banks to assess potential impacts from a major cryptocurrency hack.
- The inquiry also examines how banks would handle a severe crypto price crash, financial losses at another firm, alongside details regarding their internal crypto teams, budgets, and strategic investments.
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- CoinDeskSouth Korea asks its biggest banks how a major crypto hack would hit them · 3 hours agoRead on CoinDesk
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