South Korean authorities have successfully recovered 320.78 Bitcoin in a landmark operation, marking a significant achievement in digital asset enforcement. The Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office executed the recovery on February 19, 2025, transferring the Bitcoin to an Upbit cold wallet. This operation underscores South Korea's advanced capabilities in blockchain monitoring and digital asset recovery, achieving a 99.97% recovery rate of the originally missing 320.88 BTC. The decision to transfer the assets to Upbit highlights the exchange's robust security measures, including rigorous KYC and AML protocols. This recovery operation not only sets a precedent for international cryptocurrency investigations but also enhances investor confidence in the security of digital assets within South Korea's regulatory framework. The success of this operation reflects the country's strengthened legal and technological infrastructure for handling cryptocurrency crimes.