Odaily Planet Daily News: Kim Byung-hwan, chairman of the Financial Services Commission of South Korea, said that he would review the monopoly structure of the virtual asset market centered on Upbit. During the national affairs inspection of the National Assembly Political Affairs Committee, Kim Byung-hwan responded to the members' questions about Upbit's monopoly structure. On the same day, the members pointed out that "Upbit, South Korea's largest virtual asset exchange, ranks second in the world. The phenomenon of excessive concentration in one company and Upbit's monopoly system began after cooperating with K Bank." He then said that Upbit's deposits accounted for a large part of K Bank's deposits, and the bank is about to go public. In response, Kim Byung-hwan said, "K Bank's listing review must have been fully reviewed," and added, "The Virtual Asset Committee will conduct a comprehensive review." (Einfomax)