Crypto faces SA crackdown; traders flee to friendlier climes

By cineramaMarch 9, 2021Bitcoin Business

South Africa played host to one of the world’s biggest crypto scandals when Mirror Trading International investors couldn’t withdraw their funds and took the local trading platform to court. […]

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