Zimbabwe Bans All Cryptocurrency Activity, Businesses Have 2 Month Grace Period

By cineramaMay 13, 2018Bitcoin Business

Zimbabwe’s central bank issued Circular to Banking Institutions No. 2/2018: Virtual Currencies , effectively banning all crypto activity in the African nation. Businesses dealing in decentralized currencies have 60 […]

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Zimbabwe Bans All Cryptocurrency Activity, Businesses Have 2 Month Grace Period

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