
Detail Analysis

Key Indicators
Platform:
Type:
Category:
Method:
Exchange
Assets
Scams
Extended Method:
fake trading volume
Data Sources:
South Korea’s third largest digital currency exchange, Coinbit, was seized and investigated by South Korean police. Its chairman and operator were suspected of internal transactions and manipulation of market prices. The police claimed that the company was suspected of using illegal means to earn at least 100 billion won in illegal profits (approximately 85 million US dollars), and Coinbit was also suspected of forging more than 99% of its transaction volume.
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