South Korea passes bill to make officials disclose Bitcoin holdings

By cineramaMay 25, 2023Bitcoin Business

The South Korean government is moving forward with new laws to require officials to report on their holdings of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin ( BTC ). South Korea’s National Assembly […]

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South Korea passes bill to make officials disclose Bitcoin holdings

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