2018-7-3 12:00 |
The company behind OK Cashbag, the oldest mileage point program in South Korea, is mulling a plan to convert cash points into cryptocurrency.
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The company behind OK Cashbag, the oldest and most popular mileage point program in South Korea, is mulling a plan to convert cash points accumulated by its users into cryptocurrency. In an interview with CoinDesk Korea, SK Planet said a plan to introduce a blockchain system to tokenize cash points has been shared with the
2018-7-3 13:49 | |
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It’s been a turbulent time for the cryptocurrency markets, so now is a good time to reflect on how and why we got here in the first place. First, an op ed makes the ideological case for Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin, ethereum, bitcoin cash, and much of everything else, is slightly up today following a meeting in Singapore between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un who called the historic shaking of... The post Cryptos Slightly Up Following Trump and Kim “Prelude to Peace” in Korea appeared first on Trustnodes.
2018-6-13 18:57 | |
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