No. If you visit the press section, you'll see an article where the government there says that there (at least in the short term) isn't such a thing as a ban or whatever related to that. If the initial round of fud had any effect on this market, the price would just shoot back up after the news that there won't be a ban. It shows that the market was basically unaffected by all this South Korean fud, which is a great thing, and that while South Korea is a very large player in this market. They managed to grow so large, that they can't be seen as a joke or insignificant country anymore. I just hope that South Korea will just force through regulations that are fair, and not just blindly put a stop to something they don't understand.