Topic: South Korean Province Issues its Own Cryptocurrency (Read 83 times)
Another good news from South Korea. I wish good luck to this small province. Let the introduction of crypto currency bring convenience and enrichment to the economy of the province and to each of its residents.
Good news for crypto fans, this news will be one of the considerations of the government that prohibits bitcoin. With news from South Korea, in hopes that it will have a good impact on other countries and assess good about bitcoin.
It seems to me that one day, China will also lift the ban on cryptocurrencies. China will benefit greatly from this. I don't know why the authorities aren't interested?
Looks like south korea is all set to adopt crypto and become the major hub for crypto in the region, although China will also ooen its door sooner or later for crypto but south korea is cashing in on the temporary ban from China.
South Korean Province Issues its Own Cryptocurrency
The South Korean province of Gyeongsangbuk has become the unlikely location for the latest government-sanctioned crypto experiment, with the news that it plans to set up its own cryptocurrency.
The move is emblematic of South Korea’s marked shift in regulatory position on cryptocurrency, from reportedly considering a China-style ban on crypto trading barely nine months ago.
The South Korean province of Gyeongsangbuk has become the unlikely location for the latest government-sanctioned crypto experiment, with the news that it plans to set up its own cryptocurrency.
The move is emblematic of South Korea’s marked shift in regulatory position on cryptocurrency, from reportedly considering a China-style ban on crypto trading barely nine months ago.
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