Bitcoin Drops Below $11,000 as South Korea Government Plans to Tax Crypto Exchanges

By cineramaJanuary 22, 2018Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin and other digital currencies dropped in value during Monday trading in light of the news that the South Korean government is to collect corporate and local income tax […]

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Bitcoin Drops Below $11,000 as South Korea Government Plans to Tax Crypto Exchanges

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