[Virtual currency market] Recovery! Bitsum Exchange, May 12 bitcoin, etc.

Prosecutors are investigating the up-beat, the largest virtual currency exchange in Korea, and the virtual money market, which has plunged for two days, is recovering.

According to BISSUMM, a virtual currency exchange, BITCOIN quoted at 8:40 pm on December 12 is trading at 942,400 won, down 1.07% from 24 hours.

Indium fell 0.93% to 745,000 won. Ripple rose 2.28% to 760 won. Bitcoin cash climbed 4.62% to 1584,000 won.

Ios lost 6.25 percent to 17,550 won, light coin increased 0.38 percent to 154,600 won, tron ​​increased 1.40 percent to 72 won, monone rose 1.0 percent to 225,500 won, dash increased 0.25 percent to 4,400 won.

Non-chain sales fell 1.71 percent to 4639 won, while Etherium Classic rose 2.50 percent to 1,9670 won. Icons rose 1.80 percent to 4289 won. Quantum dropped 1.29 percent to 17,550 won. OMEGECO decreased 2.89 percent to 13,020 won It is trading in circles.

Jilica is trading at 177 won, up 1.72%, bitcoin gold is down 1.75% to 61,600 won and jetcache is up 3.82% to 276,900 won.

The KOSPI net sales declined 5.11% to 1912 won, while the Mysil and DaimlerChrysler networks fell 3.96% and 3.96%, respectively. , And Monaco, which traded at 2,865 won, rose 0.23%.

Bitcoin, which had once risen to 26 million won, plummeted to the government 's abolition of the virtual currency exchange, but maintained only 20 million won until mid - January before the government announced various regulations.

Etherium also showed 2 million won, ripple cost 3,000 won, bitcoin was sold 4 million won the same day. As the government announced the regulation, the 'Kimchi premium' was omitted and all the stocks are showing less than half the price compared to the time.

On the other hand, the second part of the Financial Supervisory Service of the South Korean Prosecutor's Office in the southern part of Seoul inspects the situation as if the upbeat has a coin. On the 10th, the investigator was sent to the upbeat head office located in Gangnam- I got it.

The prosecution believes that the uptick has tricked the customer into entering the computer system as if he had a virtual currency that he did not actually own.

Prosecutors mainly before the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Intelligence Unit Joint Inspection results are captured moving funds from the award-winning provider of virtual currency (FIU) launched an investigation.