[South Korea's Supreme Court Clarifies Enforcement Procedures for Crypto Assets] BlockBeats reported on November 9th, citing Yonhap News Agency, that the Administrative Office of the South Korean Supreme Court announced on November 9th that the revised Civil Enforcement Rules, which took effect on November 1st, formally clarify the procedures for the seizure, transfer, and realization of crypto assets such as Bitcoin. According to the new rules, crypto assets held through trading platforms can be subject to enforcement through the seizure of users' requests for asset transfer from the trading platforms. For crypto assets held directly in personal wallets, the court can order a prohibition on the debtor's disposal of the assets and require them to be transferred to the management of an enforcement officer, subsequently sold or transferred to the creditor according to law. Data shows that civil enforcement cases involving crypto asset trading platforms in South Korea have been steadily increasing, from 423 cases in 2023 to 3136 cases in 2025, and reaching 3186 cases in the first nine months of 2026.