Internet reports that South Korea's financial regulators will step up monitoring of the market, especially focusing on stocks linked to Donald Trump-related and increasing volatility in the cryptocurrency sector. The decision follows recent election results in the United States and the Federal Reserve's latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) statement. At a meeting of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSS) on November 8, the director of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSS), Lee Fu-hyun, emphasized that strict measures need to be taken against market manipulation and spreading unfounded rumors if there is evidence to support it.