South Korea’s Coinpia Struggles to Integrate KYC Verification

By cineramaFebruary 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

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A few new regulatory guidelines were introduced in South Korea recently. These decisions are all positive for cryptocurrency as a whole. Unfortunately, some exchanges will struggle to cope […]

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