June 14 (Cointime) - South Korean crypto lending platform Delio has temporarily suspended withdrawals to protect customers' assets due to heightened market volatility following Haru Invest's suspension of deposit and withdrawal services. Delio CEO Jung Sang-ho stated that the decision was made to calm the situation as withdrawal requests poured in after the incident. The platform did not disclose when it might reopen withdrawals or whether it was still accepting deposits. UPbit, one of South Korea's largest crypto-asset exchanges, also plans to restrict digital asset withdrawals to Delio as part of its investor protection measures.
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South Korean Crypto Lending Platform Delio Halts Withdrawals Temporarily Amid Market Volatility
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