South Korea’s ‘kimchi coins’ feel heat as crypto rules tighten
There are more types of cryptocurrencies in South Korea than in the U.S. or Japan, including “kimchi coins,” which are issued primarily by South Koreans.
There are more types of cryptocurrencies in South Korea than in the U.S. or Japan, including “kimchi coins,” which are issued primarily by South Koreans.
Indian investors are said to hold some Rs.10,000 crores in digital currency already
The stratospheric rise in the prices of Bitcoin and other alternative currencies have left traditional investors scratching their heads
The move prohibits Chinese financial institutions from issuing crypto products or services, but it doesn’t consumers from owning cryptocurrencies