Post by RyanICNN on Dec 28, 2017 16:43:56 GMT -5
"Earlier today, unconfirmed and false rumors that the South Korean government will ban bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchanges led the price of bitcoin down.
Reuters published a four-sentence article on December 27, claiming that the South Korean government will enforce new regulations and close down cryptocurrency exchanges. However, merely hours later, Reuters corrected the story by reporting that the South Korean government will close anonymous cryptocurrency exchange accounts, which was the plan since December 13, as CCN reported on many occasions.
Consequently, Reuters was criticized by many experts and analysts including IamNomad, leading Forbes to publish its previous article dated December 15, reaffirming that the South Korean government is in process of regulating the market to drive adoption and further stabilize the cryptocurrency industry."
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Reuters published a four-sentence article on December 27, claiming that the South Korean government will enforce new regulations and close down cryptocurrency exchanges. However, merely hours later, Reuters corrected the story by reporting that the South Korean government will close anonymous cryptocurrency exchange accounts, which was the plan since December 13, as CCN reported on many occasions.
Consequently, Reuters was criticized by many experts and analysts including IamNomad, leading Forbes to publish its previous article dated December 15, reaffirming that the South Korean government is in process of regulating the market to drive adoption and further stabilize the cryptocurrency industry."
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