【BitPush】A major Korean exchange recently found itself in controversy. A lawmaker from the ruling party repeatedly criticized the platform's monopoly issues during committee meetings, while his son was arranged to intern at a competitor platform, raising serious questions.
Here's what happened: The lawmaker was originally a member of the National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee, which directly oversees financial institutions and crypto platforms. In February this year, his team began attacking the operations of this leading exchange at the parliamentary level, focusing on market monopoly accusations. Almost simultaneously, according to media investigations, the lawmaker's son met secretly with a competitor after a meeting with his father in November 2024, and was quickly arranged as a data analysis intern.
What’s more striking are the details: The lawmaker later criticized the platform multiple times in committee meetings for approximately 700,000 violations found in anti-money laundering and KYC checks. However, he did not make similar comments about other competitors with similar issues.
The current attitudes from all parties are quite interesting.