Bitcoin

Pyongyang continues to defy miscalculated expectations regarding its cyber capabilities by successfully employing a series of sophisticated cyberattacks that target new and developing financial technology.

North Korean hackers are likely to include new play-to-earn (P2E) crypto games within their illicit cyber-enabled financial schemes.

The increased energy demand could be met by a long-awaited nuclear power plant. 

Concerned about the potential for financial crimes, Seoul is tightening rules. Critics say it could force cryptocurrencies out of the market altogether.

Is China's drive to master the blockchain a threat to American technology supremacy?

After an early wave of public enthusiasm, South Korea's government is taking steps to regulate crypto assets.

The opposition criticizes the government’s stance toward the ICO problem, but it’s far from obvious whether they have an alternate policy.

North Korea is signalling increased interest in digital currencies, possibly as a way to help avoid sanctions.

South Korean businesses are moving into the cryptocurrency and blockchain fields.

The idea seems far-fetched, but Pyongyang is actively trying to advance the necessary technology.

India, like many other Asian states, is struggling to manage cryptocurrencies.