The operator of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Gopax, Streami, has been hindered in its attempt to sell to the infrastructure software company Megazone. An official from Megazone acknowledged that, although a final decision has not yet been made, the company's plan to acquire a majority stake in Streami from Binance has faced challenges. Megazone is the largest shareholder of Megazone Cloud, South Korea's largest cloud management service provider (MSP), and has been discussing the acquisition of Gopax with Binance, the largest shareholder of Gopax. This is in response to the request from the Financial Services Commission to reduce Binance's stake in Gopax to below 10%. According to Gopax's audit report, as of the end of last year, Binance held a 67.45% stake in Gopax. Binance and Megazone negotiated the sale of 57.46% of its shares (excluding 10% of the holdings) to support Gopax's application for the renewal of its virtual asset service provider (VASP) license. The complexity of this sale lies in Gopax's cryptocurrency custody service GOFi, which holds a large amount of Bitcoin that is about to be returned to users. However, since the scale of GOFi's debts has not been confirmed and the price of Bitcoin held as debt continues to rise, the scale of the debt is increasing. At the time of discussion, the trading price of Bitcoin was approximately 83 million KRW, and as of 10:15 AM on the 23rd, Upbit's current BTC trading price is 143 million KRW. (Bloter)