SOUTH-KOREA

The South Korean cryptocurrency exchange has a special offer going, and someone is taking advantage.

The cryptocurrency will replace locally-issued giftcards.

The inaugural meeting of the Virtual Commodity Association will be held in September.

After a very bad year, this is a much-needed shot in the arm for Tezos.

Shinhan Bank and Korea Telecom Corporation will be developing the 'Future Internet'.

The strong earnings come in spite of a downward correction in the local stock market.

Can a person without thousands of Twitter followers pressure a company into behaving ethically?

UPbit had been the target of suspicions of price manipulation and was raided numerous times.

According to its users, HitBTC has a major problem with giving people their money back.

Libereum intends to make its token the only payment method available in and around the stadiums.

The South Korean government has much to gain from collecting taxes from crypto exchanges.

The move comes as the South Korean government begins to accommodate cryptocurrency.

Once deeply suspicious of cryptocurrency, South Korean lawmakers have done a 180 this year.

Bitcoin had been losing value since the turn of 2018 - what is causing this second wind?

The company has already applied for licences in the two countries.

The Central Bank of Korea releases a report just after new laws legitimise cryptocurrency businesses.

Are we seeing the beginnings of a business-attraction competition?

The major cryptocurrency exchange has undertaken to repay customers from its own pocket.

Meanwhile, the Dutch central bank concluded that the technology is not ready to handle the financial market.

KOMSCO will use LG CNS's 'Monachain' to offer digital gift certificates.

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