One Million Brits Have Bought Bitcoin and Ethereum Since Last Year Says FCA

One Million Brits Have Bought Bitcoin and Ethereum Since Last Year Says FCA
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2020-7-1 17:01

The number of British bitcoiners, ethereans and other cryptonians has almost doubled since last year according to UK’s Financial Conducts Authority (FCA). They say 2.6 million British people have bought...

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