South Korea Will Air a Crypto-Themed TV Series in October

South Korea Will Air a Crypto-Themed TV Series in October
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2020-7-23 21:00

“Romantic Hacker” will feature a K-pop star whose story is based on the hack of a fictitious crypto exchange.

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