The China and South Korea bans and expected Russian regulations could impact the bitcoin business as enthusiasts wait to see what additional regulations and bans may follow.
October 11, 2017 at 12:36 PM
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There is new speculation that more nations may ban bitcoins, following bans on certain bitcoin activity in China and South Korea. Most recently, Russia has apparently backed away from a ban, but is likely to step up regulations on cryptocurrencies.
The bans could impact the bitcoin business as enthusiasts wait to see what additional regulations and bans may follow.
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