South Korea’s Supreme Court Rules Bitcoin on Exchanges Seizable
South Korea’s Supreme Court has ruled that Bitcoin held on cryptocurrency exchanges is legally seizable under the Criminal Procedure Act. This landmark decision affirms that virtual currencies qualify as seizable evidence or property, closing a loophole previously exploited by defendants.
The ruling clarifies that Bitcoin, as an electronic token with economic value, can be seized by courts or investigative agencies. This is significant given South Korea’s large crypto user base. The decision aligns with global trends recognizing digital assets within legal frameworks, providing a more robust tool for law enforcement and financial integrity.


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South Korea’s Top Court: Bitcoin on Exchanges Is Legally Seizable Asset
The South Korean Supreme Court has issued a definitive ruling confirming that Bitcoin stored on cryptocurrency exchanges is subject to legal seizur...








