Tuesday, December 10, 2013

The Next Web: Korea becomes the latest Asian country to reject Bitcoin as a legitimate currency by Jon Russell

Korea has become the latest country in Asia to reject Bitcoin and other virtual currencies as legitimate forms of currency. Read more at The Next Web »

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