South Korea bitcoin ban? As cryptocurrency explodes, government flirts with regulation

By cineramaDecember 8, 2017Bitcoin Business

Worthless in 2010, bitcoin has just passed the $17,000 per coin barrier for the first time Reuters South Korean is studying ways to regulate speculative trading in cryptocurrencies as […]

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