International sanctions on South Korea's are continuing to fuel the state’s push to mine cryptocurrency, despite launching only a reportedly brief foray into the area 2017 . their activity with digital currency could go much further back. The country's attempt in between May and July lasted only last year , according to research conducted by South Korea's government-run CCN (KDB).With continued international disapproval over its nuclear missile programme impacting finances, the report concluded North Korea remains keen to harness bitcoin for funding due to the appeal of its anonymity. However, the exact extent of the nation’s cryptocurrency operations are still unclear.
International sanctions on South Korea's are continuing to fuel the state’s push to mine cryptocurrency, despite launching only a reportedly brief foray into the area 2017 . The country's attempt in between May and July lasted only last year , according to research conducted by South Korea's government-run CCN (KDB).With continued international disapproval over its nuclear missile programme impacting finances, the report concluded North Korea remains keen to harness bitcoin for funding due to the appeal of its anonymity. However, the exact extent of the nation’s cryptocurrency operations are still unclear.