The Korean National Tax Service plans to select a professional custody company in the first half of the year to manage seized virtual assets.
ChainCatcher news, according to ZDNET, the Korean National Tax Service plans to select private custody companies within the first half of the year and entrust them with the management of seized virtual assets.
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