Bitcoin falls as South Korea announces cybercurrency crackdown – business live

By cineramaDecember 28, 2017Bitcoin Business

Hong Nam-ki, South Korean minister for government policy coordination, announcing the introduction of a real-name transaction system for cryptocurrency trading in Sejong today. Photograph: YONHAP/EPA Bitcoin is suffering fresh […]

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