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Topic: Global Cryptocurrency Exchanges Cut Ties With Iran After New US Sanctions (Read 131 times)

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Such actions could create an opportunity for local exchanges to spring up and thrive especially if they have the support of the government.

The Middle East us becoming a large cryptocurrency hub and I doubt this would much limit it's growth.
Yes, Iran’s strength cannot be underestimated. We must know that there are many Arab countries in the Middle East. Perhaps this has a very big impact on cryptocurrencies. When the Arab countries unite, the cryptocurrency will take off.
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Such actions could create an opportunity for local exchanges to spring up and thrive especially if they have the support of the government.

The Middle East us becoming a large cryptocurrency hub and I doubt this would much limit it's growth.
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This is to keep the communication of big customers. I believe that Iran has its own exchange and can trade independently. Iranian exchanges are usually cancelled by a large number of customers in the United States. Customers are very important to the exchange.
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Global Cryptocurrency Exchanges Cut Ties With Iran After New US Sanctions

A number of cryptocurrency exchanges have reportedly cut ties with Iran after the U.S. imposed tougher economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic. Sepehr Mohammadi, head of Iran’s Blockchain Community, told local

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