Government crack down on fraud and pyramids until June

According to Cryptonews, South Korean police and government officials will complete new measures to tackle crypto fraud and pyramid schemes (MLM) "by the end of June." Illegal cryptocurrency workers. Local media reported on April 19 that several officials had met with the head of the Financial Services Commission and the police. Each party pledged to comply with the strike and said they would receive full benefits within the next 10 weeks. Police say using encrypted "tracking software" can help detect crooks with illegally encrypted data. Additionally, the Fair Trade Department said it would carefully review contracts offered by investors to ensure there were no unfavorable conditions for included investors. Government buildings, authorities and police have built many temples to combat various forms of fraud involving crime. However, critics have pointed out that the "legal" nature of the crash is "weak" and "standard ambiguity."