Optimism in the market comes from recent news from Japan that over ten companies are planning to open digital currency
exchanges in the country amid surging demand from investors and a favorable regulatory landscape.
Not exact matches
Earlier this week, the South Korean Justice Ministry announced that it was preparing legislation to close the
country's online
exchanges amid a speculative boom
in cryptocurrencies.
Earlier this week, the South Korean Justice Ministry announced that it was preparing legislation to close the
country's online
exchanges amid a speculative boom
in cryptocurrencies.
Having topped out at a spectacular all - time high of $ 5,013 on September 1, prices have since continued to drop
amid likely profit - taking by traders and, more recently, the crackdown on cryptocurrency
exchanges by the People's Bank of China and other authorities
in the
country.
Amid the government's moves to quell the market, statements from some officials had indicated that the
country might be planning to ban cryptocurrency
exchanges altogether — news that was linked to a sudden drop
in the prices of many cryptocurrencies.