Vietnam eyeing ban on overseas crypto trading: report

2026-3-18 15:45

Vietnam is reportedly looking to tighten restrictions on overseas cryptocurrency trading as authorities move to bring more activity under domestic oversight. According to a Reuters report, Vietnam’s finance ministry is drafting rules that would prevent local residents from trading on… origin »

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