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| Korea avoids currency manipulator label According to a U.S. Treasury Department report released Friday, Korea remains on a monitoring list of six countries - Korea, China, Japan, Germany, Switzerland and India - that the U.S. government suspects of being possible currency manipulators or close to being currency manipulators. Five of the ...
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| Fake currency seized in Odisha, 5 arrested Soro: Police have seized fake currency notes to the tune of Rs 1.5 lakh following raids at different places in Odisha's Balasore district and have arrested five persons in this connection. The arrested are Satya Narayan Panda, Tarakanta Biswal, Salim, S K Rizwan and Manoranjan Barik, police sources ...
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| Exploring Vitalik's Proposal for Limiting the Maximum Supply of Ethereum April Fools' Day wasn't purely a day of comedy for the digital currency industry in 2018, as Ethereum's co-founder, Vitalik Buterin, used the opportunity to introduce a proposal for implementing an Ethereum maximum supply. While the timing caused the community to debate whether or not Buterin's ...
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| Of dirty naira notes The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and deposit money banks (DMBs) the other day traded blame over who is responsible for large quantities of dirty/unfit Naira currency notes in circulation and the scarcity/shortage in the economy of smaller denominations of Naira currency notes. Nigerians, certainly ...
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| Two Charged in NYC For Currency Fraud That Targets Korean-Americans On Thursday, two men who are from the New York City borough of Queens were arrested and charged with causing approximately $1.1 million worth of losses in a currency fraud that is targeting Korean-American investors. Prosecutors in the United States accused John Won, 49, of Flushing, and Tae ...
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