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Cryptohack Roundup: South Korea Busts $102M Laundering Ring

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- South Korea dismantled a $102 million money laundering ring. - Saga paused SagaEVM after a $7 million exploit, and Makina Finance lost $5 million.

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Also: $7M Saga and $5M Makina Finance Exploits This week, South Korea dismantled a $102 million money laundering ring, Saga paused SagaEVM after a $7 million exploit, Makina Finance lost $5 million, a Utah man sentenced to three years for fraud and illegal cash conversion and a software flaw let traders win ethereum transaction auctions for free.