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Some 200 people arrested trading jade via WeChat app in Mandalay - Vimarsana News

Some 200 people arrested trading jade via WeChat app in Mandalay

Some 200 jade traders using WeChat (an Internet social networking site) for dealing, near 84th and 43rd Streets in Maha Aung Myay Township, Mandalay region were arrested by junta troops at noon on December 20, according to locals.

Some 200 people arrested trading jade via WeChat app in Mandalay - Vimarsana News

Some 200 people arrested trading jade via WeChat app in Mandalay

Some 200 jade traders using WeChat (an Internet social networking site) for dealing, near 84th and 43rd Streets in Maha Aung Myay Township, Mandalay region were arrested by junta troops at noon on December 20, according to locals.

NUG to replace Kyat with cryptocurrency - Vimarsana News

NUG to replace Kyat with cryptocurrency

The NUG’s Ministry of Planning, Finance, and Investment has announced that USDT or USD Tether will be Myanmar’s official currency, instead of the Myanmar Kyat, ambcrypto.com reported.

NUG to replace Kyat with cryptocurrency - Vimarsana News

NUG to replace Kyat with cryptocurrency

The NUG’s Ministry of Planning, Finance, and Investment has announced that USDT or USD Tether will be Myanmar’s official currency, instead of the Myanmar Kyat, ambcrypto.com reported.

Myanmar, with US$6b in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency - Vimarsana News

Myanmar, with US$6b in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency

YANGON: Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their utmost to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in crisis since a coup in February, a cabinet minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the woe partly on foreign backers of opponents.