CoinMarketCap Removes South Korea Exchanges, Ripple Market Cap Drops $20 Billion

By cineramaJanuary 9, 2018Ethereum

Highly popular cryptocurrency price tracker CoinMarketCap removed several South Korean exchanges from its listings on Jan. 8, causing a dip in the overall market that particularly affected altcoin Ripple […]

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CoinMarketCap Removes South Korea Exchanges, Ripple Market Cap Drops $20 Billion

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