[South Korea's Financial Services Commission Holds Meeting for Crypto Trading Platforms, Emphasizing Improved Hacker Protection and User Asset Protection] According to Foresight News, citing Herald Corp, South Korea's Financial Services Commission held a meeting on November 2nd with domestic cryptocurrency trading platforms. Using the Binance attack as an example, the meeting emphasized the need to improve hacker protection and user asset protection. The meeting discussed measures such as increasing the proportion of assets stored in cold wallets and required trading platforms to store more than 80% of users' cryptocurrency assets in cold wallets. Currently, Upbit's actual cold wallet storage ratio exceeds 99%, Bithumb is about 94%, Coinone is about 85%, and DigitalX and Gopax are around 80%.