South Korean Crypto Projects are Listing on Foreign Exchanges for Wider Reach

South Korean Crypto Projects are Listing on Foreign Exchanges for Wider Reach
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2019-8-20 15:00

Blockchain projects in South Korea are increasingly moving away from domestic token issuances in search of deeper markets for their cryptocurrencies. As per a report from Business Korea, August 19, 2019, the number of projects choosing to list overseas are increasing as global exchanges and launchpads open themselves up with Korean Won money markets.

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