Seoul, Washington urged to cut North Korea's purse strings through cryptocurrency regulations

North Korea made headlines in 2022 by firing more ballistic missiles than any other year - 38 launches. But besides its ceaseless saber-rattling, the isolated country was also in the spotlight for its illegal cyber activities that allegedly raked in billions of dollars.

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