🇰🇷 South Korea’s Supreme Court has ruled that Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges qualifies as seizable property in criminal cases.
This sets an important precedent: crypto on exchanges is now legally treated more like traditional financial assets under the law.
While the ruling targets criminal proceedings, it also raises broader questions around custody, user rights, and the growing regulatory gap between self-custody and centralized platforms.
Do you see this as a necessary step for legal clarity, or a warning sign for exchange-held crypto?
