According to PANews, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea is set to strengthen its cryptocurrency monitoring system under the Virtual Asset User Protection Act. The FSS plans to enhance its methods for collecting and processing cryptocurrency data and establish its own standards for identifying suspicious transactions. Additionally, the agency aims to develop criteria for monitoring sudden price changes and surges in trading volume. The FSS will also improve the management of data received from overseas cryptocurrency exchanges, including transaction records and policy actions. Approximately 150 million KRW (108,000 USD) has been allocated for these upgrades, with the goal of completion by the first quarter of next year.