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South Korea Approves Retired Police, Tax Officials for Jobs at Bithumb Affiliates

BitcoinWorld South Korea Approves Retired Police, Tax Officials for Jobs at Bithumb Affiliates South Korea’s Government Public Ethics Committee has approved the employment of retired officials from the National Police Agency and the National Tax Service at two affiliates of cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, according to a Yonhap News Agency report.

The decision, made public on Aug. 3, comes as these affiliates face trading suspensions and delisting risks, raising questions about governance and regulatory oversight in the crypto sector.

Approved Hires at Bucket Studio and Vidente The committee’s July review results, released on Aug.

3, confirmed that Bucket Studio, a KOSDAQ-listed company, hired a former police lieutenant-level officer who left the National Police Agency in June last year as a full-time auditor in June.

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