Japan’s FSA Officially Licenses 11 Bitcoin Exchanges, Including bitFlyer

By cineramaOctober 3, 2017Bitcoin Business

The Japanese financial watchdog released a statement today which grants eleven companies a Virtual Currency Exchange license. For now, the list of the first authorized digital currency exchange firms […]

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Japan’s FSA Officially Licenses 11 Bitcoin Exchanges, Including bitFlyer

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