Korean Government Officials De Facto Banned from Holding and Trading Crypto

By cineramaMarch 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

The South Korean government has reportedly de facto banned all government officials from holding and trading cryptocurrencies. Even if their crypto activities are not related to their jobs, public […]

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