Costs of bitcoin and other advanced monetary standards have slipped after South Korea's best money related policymaker said Tuesday that a crackdown on exchanging of cryptographic forms of money was as yet conceivable.
Back Minister Kim Dong-yeon said in a meeting with Seoul radio station TBS that prohibiting exchanging advanced monetary forms was "a live choice." He said the choice was liable to a careful government audit.
"There are no contradictions over directing hypothesis, for example, utilizing genuine name accounts and imposing assessments on digital currency exchanging, Kim said. Closing down computerized money trades is "a live choice, however government services need to truly audit it," he said
