South Korea crypto holdings halve in a year as investors turn to stock market
South Korean crypto holdings fell to $41 billion from $83 billion in just over a year as investors shifted to stocks.
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South Korean crypto holdings fell to $41 billion from $83 billion in just over a year as investors shifted to stocks.
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