Kazakhstan’s bitcoin ‘paradise’ may be losing its lustre

By cineramaJanuary 14, 2022Bitcoin Business

FILE PHOTO: Almaty following mass protests in Kazakhstan By Tom Wilson LONDON (Reuters) – Kazakhstan may no longer be the bitcoin sanctuary it once was, according to some big […]

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