The Seoul Administrative Court has halted the Financial Intelligence Unit's (FIU) partial business suspension order against Dunamu, the operator of the Upbit cryptocurrency exchange. This decision, reported by Yonhap News Agency, provides a reprieve for Upbit and its users. The FIU had previously identified violations related to the Act on Reporting and Using Specified Financial Transaction Information by Dunamu and its employees. This resulted in a partial suspension restricting virtual asset transfers for newly registered customers between March 7th and June 6th. Chief Judge Lee Jung-won of the 5th Administrative Division ruled in favor of Dunamu's application for a stay of execution. This effectively puts the FIU's suspension on hold, allowing Upbit to continue serving its new customers without the imposed restrictions. This decision is significant for the South Korean cryptocurrency market, as Upbit is a major player, and the suspension could have impacted new user onboarding and market liquidity. The full implications of the court's decision will unfold in the coming weeks. ```