Indonesia launches its crypto exchange and clearing house
The platform, monitored by local regulators, will be the only space in the country where the legal exchange of digital assets is allowed.
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The platform, monitored by local regulators, will be the only space in the country where the legal exchange of digital assets is allowed.
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