Topic: Crypto prices suffer as Korean government announces new laws and a potential ban (Read 118 times)
December 28, 2017, 09:16:11 PM
Why don't you provide a link to what you're quoting?
December 28, 2017, 09:15:47 PM
Don't you mean Yobit? I wasn't even aware that exchange got hacked but I do try to avoid it for other reasons like incompetence and lack of character. And okay they banned some stuff but how long will that effect the market and how long will it be before they are "unbanned". I suspect the prices won't be effected longer than a week and in a months time they will have some sort of resolution. Same timeline as China basically for me and I think the industry will shrug this off in no time.
December 28, 2017, 09:00:05 PM
Cryptocurrency - Crypto prices suffer as Korean government announces new laws and a potential ban
Despite the wide popularity among the Korean public, there have been increasing concerns that Korea’s exchanges are insecure. Last week, one of the most prominent Korean cryptocurrency exchanges, Youbit, collapsed following a $35 million hack earlier this month. That was after a $72 million hack on the exchange in April.
Despite the wide popularity among the Korean public, there have been increasing concerns that Korea’s exchanges are insecure. Last week, one of the most prominent Korean cryptocurrency exchanges, Youbit, collapsed following a $35 million hack earlier this month. That was after a $72 million hack on the exchange in April.
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