According to the Korean Economic Television, the Bank of Korea has explicitly stated that it has never considered including Bitcoin in its foreign exchange reserves. On the 16th, Bank of Korea responded to a written inquiry from a member of the National Assembly and the Planning and Finance Committee, Che Gui geun, stating, "We believe that the issue of including Bitcoin in foreign exchange reserves needs to be approached with caution." This is the first time Bank of Korea has taken a stance on the issue of Bitcoin reserves. The first reason why Korean banks hold a negative attitude is the high volatility of Bitcoin prices. In response, Bank of Korea pointed out that "if the virtual asset market becomes unstable, Bitcoin may face the risk of a sharp increase in transaction costs during the monetization process." In addition, Bank of Korea also stated, "We believe that Bitcoin does not meet the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) foreign exchange reserve calculation standards Based on these reasons, the Bank of Korea replied, "So far, we have never discussed or considered including Bitcoin in foreign exchange reserves." The Bank of Korea also added, "It is understood that some countries such as the Czech Republic and Brazil hold a positive attitude towards this, but the European Central Bank (ECB), the Swiss National Bank, and the Japanese government have all expressed opposition

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According to DL News, four teenagers are suspected of violently breaking into well-known anchor and content creator Kaitlyn&34; Amouranth& 34; Siragusa was arrested and charged at his home. This attack occurred earlier this month, allegedly to steal her previously publicly disclosed cryptocurrency assets online. The authorities have filed multiple serious charges against the four suspects aged between 16 and 19, including serious robbery with lethal weapons and serious kidnapping. According to law enforcement, three masked individuals broke into Siragusa's home in northwest Houston, confronted her in her bedroom, and demanded that she hand over cryptocurrency. Siragusa told local media KHOU: "I thought I was going to die because they kept hitting me. They kept asking me, 'Where is the cryptocurrency? Where is the cryptocurrency?'" During the conflict, she was hit by a gun butt and forced to lead them to another building inside the property, where her husband Nick Lee was. Nick Lee subsequently fired multiple shots at the intruders, causing them to flee the scene before authorities arrived. The police believe that this attack was premeditated and directly related to Siragusa's past statements about her holding cryptocurrency. Siragusa publicly showcased her cryptocurrency assets in a social media post last November, showing that she holds over $20 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum in her Coinbase account. This post is accompanied by a photo of her wearing revealing clothing, asking her fans if they should sell or hold it.

According to Cryptoslate, officials from Thailand's Central Bureau of Investigation (CIB) seized 63 illegal cryptocurrency mining machines last Friday, worth approximately 2 million Thai baht ($60000), found in three abandoned houses in Pathum Thani province. Local residents complained that unidentified individuals were stealing electricity from power poles and transformers in the area, and officials subsequently launched a raid. Locals suspect that stolen electricity was used for cryptocurrency mining operations hidden in abandoned buildings. Investigators estimate that the electricity stolen from these three houses due to cryptocurrency mining has caused an estimated loss of over 11 million Thai baht (327000 US dollars) to the power bureau. Police officials said that in addition to mining equipment, they also seized three cryptocurrency mining controllers, three routers, three Internet signal enhancers, three modified electricity meters, a desktop computer, a laptop computer and two bank passbooks. As the mining operation is remotely controlled, no one has been arrested. However, officials have found evidence that the illegal operation is related to a luxury mansion in Ram Indra Soi 65, Khan Na Yao district, Bangkok. CIB officials have applied for a search warrant to conduct a raid on the relevant residences and locate the gang leader and other accomplices. The authorities pointed out that in addition to causing damage to the power sector, illegal mining equipment also poses significant fire hazards. This is because these tasks consume a huge amount of electricity but are unattended.