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August 01, 2018, 10:16:03 AM |
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It doesn't really matter how they classify it at the moment because there is no ban in place. Their central bank does have a directive for banks not to get involved in any capacity with cryptocurrencies though. It's specific to cryptocurrencies so however they want to classify them is besides the point.
Trading seems to be completely free for all at the moment, so you can trade crypto to your heart's content for as long as you don't use a bank account in doing so.
As for the central bank directive, their supreme court should have met on July 20, but I haven't heard anything about it. Anyone care to enlighten us?
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