Bithumb headquarters searched by South Korean police; lawmaker Kim Byung-ki allegedly involved in arranging his son’s position
According to a report by Korean media outlet News1 on June 8, Korean police have launched a search and seizure operation targeting Bithumb, one of the country’s major cryptocurrency exchanges, investigating a case involving nonpartisan National Assembly member Kim Byung-ki, who is suspected of using political influence to secure jobs for his son at multiple cryptocurrency companies. Kim Byung-ki’s son began working at Bithumb in January 2025 and served for about six months. Allegations Involving
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