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https://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21735055-china-has-taken-harsh-line-south-korea-contemplates-banning-bitcoinBut rather than throttle virtual currencies and the innovations they might spawn, the government has let them develop, within parameters. Last March it passed the “virtual-currency act”, declaring that they are assets and can be used for payments. The financial-services authority has granted licences to 11 exchanges, to reduce the risk of fraud. Zennon Kapron, a Shanghai-based analyst of digital currencies, says that some of China’s leading crypto-coders are now moving to Japan.
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I've read about Japan that the government has let virtual currencies develop, within parameters. Last March it passed the “virtual-currency act”, declaring
that they are assets and can be used for payments. The financial-services authority has granted licences to 11 exchanges, to reduce the risk of fraud. Zennon Kapron, a Shanghai-based analyst of digital currencies, says that some of China’s leading crypto-coders are now moving to Japan.
Japan has always headed for innovations))))