Korean regulators moved when no one was paying attention\nEveryone is watching the actions of the US SEC, but South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service’s 2026 work plan directly targets the "weaknesses" of crypto.\nThree critical points: CEOs will be held criminally responsible for safety incidents, AI will be used to establish real-time risk control systems, and the promotion of "Financial AI Ethical Guidelines".\nWhile the global debate continues on whether cryptocurrencies should be compliant, South Korea has already started using AI to catch insider trading and leveraging criminal liability to push industry self-discipline.\nThe ultimate form of regulation is to make you afraid to violate rules.\nThe wild era of the crypto world is gradually coming to an end. As regulations become stricter, those tactics like market manipulation and frequent "harvesting" will gradually become ineffective.\nIn the future, making money in the crypto space will only become more difficult.