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Korea’s KAIST University Adds Blockchain Application Courses to Curriculum

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), is working with Theta Labs to introduce students to an entirely new set of coursework regarding the applications of blockchain technology.

Bithumb and seriesOne Partner to Launch U.S. Securities Token Exchange

Aiming to create an SEC and FINRA-compliant U.S. exchange, blockchain-based crowdfunding firm seriesOne and crypto exchange Bithumb have formed a joint venture.

Korean Crypto Exchange Earns Key Government Cybersecurity Certification

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange GOPAX has become the first blockchain company to attain K-ISMS certification

South Korea Budgets Nearly $4.5B for Blockchain, Emerging Tech

South Korea is planning to invest nearly $900 million next year to accelerate the development of blockchain, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.

South Korean Bithumb Exchange Loses $30M in Latest Cryptocurrency Hack

The exchange states that due to the hack, deposits and withdrawals will be temporarily suspended until further notice.

GlobalData: South Korea Among the World’s Leading Markets for Blockchain Technology

The blockchain is widely considered to be one of the most revolutionary forms of technology in modern society. While it is typically used for...

Blockchain Asset Company Huobi Group Announces Expansion to Canada

“We want to work with local communities — not just dev communities but also fintech, local businesses, funds and financial service companies.”

EOS Hype Builds as Over 50 Candidates Vie for 21 Supernodes

A mixture of big and little fish, the candidate pool includes upward of 50 different blockchain organizations.

Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review: South Korea Rises, Cryptocurrencies Falter

Our top bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrency news stories from the past week.

South Koreans Will Be Able to Pay in Cryptocurrency at Over 6,000 Stores

Bithumb is partnering with Korea Pay Services to let over 6,000 retail outlets accept cryptocurrency payments for goods and services.
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