‘High-ranking’ S Korean Civil Servant Caught Trading DOGE During Key Meeting
A “high-ranking” South Korean civil servant has been caught buying Dogecoin (DOGE) on his cell phone – in the middle of an important local government meeting. Reporters from the media outlet News1 snapped a photo of the...
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Reporters from the media outlet News1 snapped a photo of the official – a senior auditor in the affluent Gyeonggi Province. The auditor was identified only by his surname, Ahn. The incident took place at a plenary session of the Bucheon city council in Gyeonggi Province....
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