Crypto Corrupts the Youth? South Korea Prime Minister Says So

By cineramaNovember 29, 2017Bitcoin Business

South Korea’s prime minister is reportedly raising alarms about cryptocurrency’s influence on young people as regulators draw up rules for the country’s exchanges.

"There are cases in which young Koreans […]

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Crypto Corrupts the Youth? South Korea Prime Minister Says So

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