Korea’s Largest Bitcoin Exchange Supports Ethereum Classic, Eliminates All Fees
Korbit, Korea’s largest Bitcoin exchange has announced the launch of Ethereum Classic trading, which enables Korbit users to purchase and sell ETC for KRW, without any fees. On July 18, the Korbit development team officially announced their decision to halt Ethereum trading - including ETH deposits and withdrawals - to prevent users from being affected by the hard fork. First major Bitcoin exchange in Korea to support Ethereum Classic. The Korbit team told its users that the exchange will resume Ethereum trading once the network settles and becomes more stable. The Korbit team said in an....
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