G20 agrees to ‘monitor’ cryptocurrencies but no action yet

By cineramaMarch 20, 2018Bitcoin Business

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Financial policymakers from the world’s top 20 economies agreed to keep a watchful eye on cryptocurrencies on Tuesday and opened the door to regulating the […]

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