Myanmar Central Bank Warns Against Cryptocurrency Trading

Myanmar Central Bank Warns Against Cryptocurrency Trading
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2019-5-5 01:00

Myanmar’s apex bank is sounding a note of warning to citizens against the dangers of trading with cryptocurrency. Per the report from The Irrawaddy May 03, 2019, the country’s central bank frowns on the use of virtual currencies, as there have been reports of digital currency scams by inexperienced victims.

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