Sentences with phrase «statement on a cryptocurrency trading»

«Today, Justice Minister Park independently released a statement on a cryptocurrency trading ban policy that was not agreed upon by the government and the Ministry of Strategy and Finance.

The majority of South Korean citizens in the online community of Blue House claimed that minister Park single handedly manipulated the global market by releasing a premature statement on cryptocurrency trading ban, which was not agreed upon by the task force, and most importantly, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance.

Over the past 48 hours, the global cryptocurrency market struggled to rebound from a major correction triggered by South Korea Ministry of Justice head Park Sang - ki's premature statement on a cryptocurrency trading ban, which was refuted by the country's Ministry of Strategy and Finance, and the Blue House, the executive office of President Moon Jae - in.

The executive office of the President of South Korea has issued a statement on the cryptocurrency trading closure bill currently in draft by the Ministry of Justice with the proposal to shut down all cryptocurrency exchanges in the country.

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«This exciting collaboration is founded on a shared goal of protecting the privacy of our users, while making the cryptocurrency trading experience fluid and enjoyable,» said Kosala Hemachandra, founder of MEW in the statement.

Although the cryptocurrency trading platform was approved by the FSA in December 2017 (registration number: 00011), a statement on the bitARG website explains that the company is preparing for business and will contact its customers when its «business start date» has been decided.

Bitcoin hits a four - week low before rebounding on Tuesday as South Korean statements send cryptocurrency markets yo - yoing South Korea's finance minister Kim Dong - yeon said banning trading in digital currencies is... Read more»

The ISA statement further said, «The Authority's stance follows exceptional trading in the securities of companies on the TASE that have announced in recent months their intention of doing business in the cryptocurrencies sector.

According to the statement, stated by the press secretary of the South Korean president, in the near term it is not planned to impose a ban on cryptocurrency trading.

«We suggest that traders who are new to cryptocurrency trading try another, more straightforward platform first and return to Bitfinex later,» Bitfinex Management said in a statement posted on their website.

South African citizens will now be expected to pay income tax on their cryptocurrency trading as the South African Revenue Service (SARS) released a statement covering South African cryptocurrency tax laws on April 6, 2018.

South African citizens will now be expected to pay income tax on their cryptocurrency trading as the South African Revenue Service (SARS) released a statement covering...

The TSSB details that the firm's website and promotions have allegedly been making deceptive and misleading statements when soliciting Texas residents - promising 20 to 100 percent returns on investments within one to three months through the firm's cryptocurrency mining and trading services.

On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodities Futures Trading Commission released a joint statement emphasizing their commitment to take action against fraud in both cryptocurrencies and the initial coin offering market.

Eran Eyal, CEO of New York - based Shopin, said in a statement, «Our partnership shows how innovative companies can power core products and services on Ethereum, use cryptocurrency in their token economies off the Ethereum blockchain, and have those same tokens publicly traded on exchanges.

Israeli - headquartered Plus500 has offered cryptocurrency CFDs since 2013 but said in a trading statement on Wednesday that it has «experienced strong volumes in crypto currency CFDs and has seen increased interest throughout the year.»

On January 12, the Blue House, the executive office of President Moon Jae - in, made a public statement and apologized to South Korean citizens for the recent cryptocurrency trading ban controversy.

Hong's statements follow the government's formal response to a petition opposing a severe clampdown on South Korea's cryptocurrency trading platforms.

The SEC has «suspended trading in three companies amid questions surrounding similar statements they made about the acquisition of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology - related assets,» the agency announced on Thursday.

After a mass panic sale triggered by similar statements in South Korea, their Minister of Finance Kim Dong - Yeon reiterated that South Korean media published a rumor that the government intends to ban cryptocurrency trading on exchanges.

CoinDesk The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has published a new primer on cryptocurrencies, which includes statements about ICOs.

As CCN previously reported, on January 11, South Korea's Justice Minister released an independent and premature statement during a press conference that the government is planning to ban cryptocurrency trading.

According to Choi Heung Sik, the director of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSC), the country's integrated financial regulator that examines and supervises financial institutions, several officials and employees of the FSC sold bitcoin immediately before the premature statement on a possible cryptocurrency trading ban was released by Justice Minister Park Sang - ki.

The statement also went on by making some of the other general stereotypes associated with cryptocurrencies such as their use in money laundering and the drug trade.

South Korea has uncovered cryptocurrency crimes worth 637.5 billion won ($ 594.35 million), which includes illegal foreign exchange trading, a statement released by the country's customs service said on Wednesday.

Illegal foreign currency trading of 472.3 billion formed the bulk of the cryptocurrency crimes, it said in a statement, but gave no details on what action authorities were taking against the rule breaches.

According to the Blue House, more than 60,000 citizens voted in a petition to fire the head of the Ministry of Justice Park Sang - ki, who released a premature statement earlier today, on January 11, that the government will implement a policy to shut down cryptocurrency trading.

The government's statement also noted premiums in prices of cryptocurrencies traded on South Korean exchanges compared to other global counterparts.

Today's statement follows a denial by Hong Kong — based exchange Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, that it had been hacked after it suspended trading on Thursday.

But, based on the statement of Korbit, foreigners will be able to trade until January 31 and by the end of this month, overseas investors will no longer be able to deposit Korean won on South Korean cryptocurrency trading platforms.

Shortly after last month's ban on cryptocurrency trading, PBoC - affiliated researcher Huang Zhen wrote that he expects the bank to issue a «sovereign digital currency under the auspices of the central bank» as soon as it is able, and the bank itself has issued similar statements in the past.

While the global financial markets were stressing over the prospects of a trade war, the cryptocurrency market took a hit on Wednesday, following a statement released by the SEC stating that if a platform...

Bart Chilton, who served the position of commissioner for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission or CFTC from the year 2007 to 2014, made a statement regarding cryptocurrencies on Friday the 22nd of September.

The statement also hints at the further scrutiny of cryptocurrency exchanges to protect investors, saying, «the SEC staff will continue to focus on platforms that offer trading of digital assets and their compliance with the federal securities laws.»

In early December of last year, South Korea's Justice Minister Park Sang - ki was heavily criticized for his premature statement on a non-existent cryptocurrency trading ban bill.

Yet, in interpreting the statement from the People's Bank of China in September on banning initial coin offerings (ICOs), financial columnist and a TV personality Li Cangyu went so far as to state the the feature tries to bypass law enforcement and violates the specific rule whereby the PBoC prohibited any exchange from facilitating the trading between cryptocurrency and fiat currency.