[South Korea will crack down on cryptocurrency insider trading through legal amendments] Golden Finance reported that Kim Young-hwan, a member of the Democratic Party of South Korea, proposed an amendment to South Korea's "Unfair Inducement and Corruption Act" to combat cryptocurrency insider trading and bribery. The amendment will expand the definition of "unfair inducement" to include virtual assets and insider information sharing. This can be seen as a broader move by South Korea to strengthen cryptocurrency regulation and protect investors. With this new proposal, Young-hwan hopes to bring transparency and accountability to cryptocurrency management in South Korea. The lawmaker's proposal will add crypto assets to the definition of improper solicitation, thereby closing this loophole. If approved, the law will ensure that cryptocurrencies and other financial interests are treated equally. Young-hwan believes that the amendment will prevent corruption and the use of cryptocurrencies for personal gain.