South Korea Ends Anonymous Cryptocurrency Trading, Exchanges to Finally Add New Users

By cineramaJanuary 31, 2018Bitcoin Business

As of Jan. 30, South Korean cryptocurrency traders will no longer be able to trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum anonymously.

Last week, major cryptocurrency exchanges in the local market […]

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