This isn't the first time that South Korean government officials took
a stance against cryptocurrencies.
China has taken a hard
stance against cryptocurrencies from a governmental level and that has filtered down to internet based companies in the country.
An official communication on this front would have been ideal, but the site's
stance against cryptocurrency is rather clear.
The National Bank of Kazakhstan has decided to take a firm
stance against cryptocurrency, citing an interest in protecting Kazakhstan citizens» interests — despite the country's endemic corruption, sham elections, and human rights abuses.
The National Bank of Kazakhstan has decided to take a firm
stance against cryptocurrency, citing an interest in protecting Kazakhstan citizens» interests — ...
Not exact matches
That said, the company has a heavy vested interest in the
cryptocurrency markets, with Roger Ver taking an open
stance for the new Bitcoin Cash and
against «Bitcoin Core» (i.e., BCT) for reasons similar to Oldenburg's.
That's in stark contrast to its
stance back in Jan. 2017 when it warned local banks
against trading in
cryptocurrencies citing the danger of «money laundering and financing of terrorism.»
Many banks like Capital One are taking harsh
stances against bitcoin and
cryptocurrency by refusing to allow purchases through exchanges like Coinbase.
China, Japan, India, and South Korea, all confirmed their
stance against Bitcoin and other
cryptocurrencies.
Clearly he is not
against cryptocurrency technology, but we won't know what his
stance is for blockchain assets that are not state controlled.
The embracive
stance toward blockchain technology is in stark contrast to China's crippling curbs
against local
cryptocurrency markets which has seen initial coin offerings (ICOs) outlawed and crypto exchanges phased out to effectively shutter domestic trading markets.
As most
cryptocurrency users are aware of, China has taken a harsh
stance against ICOs and
cryptocurrency exchanges.
Although the CEO of JPMorgan has taken a skeptical
stance against the decentralized
cryptocurrency, news has emerged that JPMorgan may plan to offer its clients the option to trade Bitcoin futures on their platform.
Russia, which has taken a relatively restrictive
stance against Bitcoin and other
cryptocurrencies, has said that legislative regulation of the
cryptocurrency market «may be required,» according to Russian news agency TASS.