South Korean Court Declares Bitcoin Confiscation Illegal

By cineramaSeptember 11, 2017Bitcoin Business

After Police seized 216 Bitcoins from an individual that was suspected to be involved in illegal activities with the digital currency, it was ruled by a South Korean court […]

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South Korean Court Declares Bitcoin Confiscation Illegal

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