Korean won tops US dollar and leads in crypto trading volume for Q1: Kaiko
In Q1 2024, the Korean won became the most used currency for crypto trading, surpassing the US dollar amid intense market competition. The post Korean won tops US dollar and leads in crypto trading volume for Q1: Kaiko a...
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In Q1 2024, the Korean won became the most used currency for crypto trading, surpassing the US dollar amid intense market competition.
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