South Korean Audit Reveals Crypto-Holding Borrowers Received 22.5 Billion Won in Pandemic Debt Relief

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**South Korean Audit Finds Crypto-Holding Borrowers Got 22.5 Billion Won in Pandemic Debt Relief** A recent audit in South Korea revealed that 269 borrowers with over 10 million won in **crypto news** assets received 22.5 billion won ($16.3 million) in principal reductions under the pandemic debt relief program. The Board of Audit and Inspection reviewed KAMCO’s records and found 1,944 out of 32,703 recipients had the means to repay but still got debt forgiveness. The report highlights a misalignment in how relief was distributed, especially among those with significant **crypto today** holdings.
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