South Korea’s Largest Banks Go Pro-Cryptocurrency as OmiseGo Secures Deal

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South Korea’s largest commercial banks including Shinhan and Woori have continued to support cryptocurrency exchanges after Kookmin, the biggest bank in the country, denied to provide financial services to trading platforms. Shinhan and Omise Since then, both Shinhan and Woori have supported a series of pro-blockchain and pro-cryptocurrency initiatives. In January, Shinhan, the second largest … Continued

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