Malaysian comms official calls on the state to legalize crypto and NFTs
Malaysia’s finance minister previously warned that crypto payments were illegal, as they did not meet the universal characteristics of money.
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Malaysia’s finance minister previously warned that crypto payments were illegal, as they did not meet the universal characteristics of money.
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