Asia cryptocurrency news

Here are some recent Asia-related cryptocurrency news:

South Korea:

• South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, has been hacked again, with hackers stealing around $20 million worth of cryptocurrencies. (Source: CoinDesk)
• The Korean government has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The Korea Times)

Japan:

• Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has issued a warning to several cryptocurrency exchanges, including Bitpoint, which was hacked in August, for failing to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. (Source: The Japan Times)
• The Japanese government has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: Nikkei Asian Review)

China:

• China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has announced plans to launch its own digital currency, the Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP), which will be used for cross-border transactions. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)
• The Chinese government has banned all cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading, mining, and initial coin offerings (ICOs), in an effort to crack down on illegal activities. (Source: South China Morning Post)

India:

• The Indian government has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The Hindu)
• The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has banned all cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading, mining, and ICOs, in an effort to protect the country's financial system. (Source: The Economic Times)

Singapore:

• The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The Straits Times)
• The Singapore government has launched a new cryptocurrency regulatory framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: Channel NewsAsia)

Hong Kong:

• The Hong Kong government has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The South China Morning Post)
• The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has banned all cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading, mining, and ICOs, in an effort to protect the country's financial system. (Source: The Financial Times)

Other Asia-related news:

• The Philippines has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The Philippine Star)
• Thailand has banned all cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading, mining, and ICOs, in an effort to protect the country's financial system. (Source: The Bangkok Post)
• Vietnam has announced plans to introduce a new cryptocurrency regulation framework, which will require exchanges to register with the government and implement stricter security measures. (Source: The Vietnam News)

Please note that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and subject to rapid changes, so it's essential to stay up-to-date with the latest news and developments.