South Korean Bitcoin Exchange to Pay Back Users After Account Thefts

By cineramaJuly 5, 2017Bitcoin Business

South Korea’s largest bitcoin and ether exchange is moving to compensate users days after it emerged that the site’s data systems had been compromised.

A report from regional news service […]

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