Korean Exchanges Delisting Altcoins as Banking Contracts Renewal Looms

Korean Exchanges Delisting Altcoins as Banking Contracts Renewal Looms
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2021-6-22 11:00

In preparation for the go-live of the new crypto exchange law scheduled to take effect in September 2021, South Korean exchanges are actively delisting obscure altcoins from their platforms, as the crypto-supporting lenders including NH Nonghyup Bank, and Shinhan Bank, among others, is now reviewing the operations of these exchanges to ensure they are fullyRead More origin »

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