Hungary's central bank chief wants EU-wide crypto trading and mining ban
Governor György Matolcsy reciprocated the need for a crypto ban, currently imposed by China and proposed by Russia's central bank.
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Governor György Matolcsy reciprocated the need for a crypto ban, currently imposed by China and proposed by Russia's central bank.
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