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Central banks are losing ground to cryptocurrency exchanges.

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Blockchain data showed investors moving the cryptocurrency onto exchanges, ostensibly preparing for a quick sale.

The exchange's native token is up 45% and trading around $265.

And then the feds came.

Instead of shutting out cryptocurrencies, the government must ensure smart regulation The government’s statement about bringing in a law on cryptocurrencies is welcome, as it could put an end to the existing ambiguity over the legality of these currencies in India. The vagueness exists notwithstanding the fact that the government has, from time to time, suggested that it does not consider them to be legal tender. It has not, however, been able to channel this understandable disapproval — a...

Instead of shutting out cryptocurrencies, the government must ensure smart regulation

>> reporter: what are kim jong-uns next big hacking targets? analysts say he could go after u.s. or south korean military installations, but those are fairly well protected in cyberspace. most likely, they say, his hackers are going to keep targeting banks and cryptocurrency exchanges. theyre a fast and easy way for kim to get cash and they allow him to achieve another one of his goals, causing panic among his enemies. wolf? >> certainly does, in recent days, brian, there was another major hack ...

Used a spearfishing method, which analysts say was a clever way to pluck that money, known as cryptocurrency, from victims electronic wallets. >> they used actual credentials of real existing people to fabricate a job application, using the fact that these cryptocurrency exchanges are booming in south korea right now and that theyre hiring a lot of new employees. >> reporter: by most accounts, north korean hackers are now in overdrive, becoming much more aggressive in recent months, and over the...