Recently, South Korea held the first meeting of the Virtual Asset Market Investigation Committee to review issues of unfair trading, such as the price adjustments occurring in the virtual asset market. The first temporary review meeting was chaired by Kim Ban-ki, a permanent commissioner of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), and professors and experts active in the virtual capital industry have been appointed as members of the private committee. The Financial Committee discovers suspicious events by announcing the results of hearings on abnormal trading at virtual asset exchanges and receiving reports, and subsequently investigates through case classification with the Financial Supervisory Service. After the investigation concludes, the temporary investigation committee deliberates and decides on handling measures through five stages: reporting, notifying the investigation agency, imposing fines, issuing warnings, and giving advisories. It is reported that measures against individuals engaged in unfair trading were also approved during the first pre-review on that day. The final sanction level will be confirmed at the Financial Services Commission's meeting. ((Daily Economic News))