South Korean’s Busan to Launch Digital Assets Trading Platform ‘This Year’
The South Korean city of Busan says it will launch a long-awaited blockchain-powered digital assets trading platform before the year is over. Per Meil Kyungjae, Busan city officials told reporters this week that they wan...
Per Meil Kyungjae, Busan city officials told reporters this week that they want to create a “fourth-generation blockchain-powered exchange” that “can tokenize valuable assets such as raw materials and precious metals.”...
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