In the coming days, over 600 cryptocurrencies will reportedly be re-examined by exchanges in South Korea to see whether they meet the regulatory standards laid out by Seoul. The crypto tokens that fail to meet the regulatory standards will be delisted by exchanges, as per the report. The exchanges are said to provide information about the same to their respective user…
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