Internet Giant GMO To Launch Japanese Bitcoin Wallet Service
GMO has a very wide reach in Japan, as they are the largest credit card payment processor to date. Japan continues to make significant strides in the Bitcoin department. With the trading volume on the rise recently, it becomes more important for users to have access to a proper Bitcoin wallet. GMO, one of Japan’s largest internet companies, is launching their own cryptocurrency wallet service. This is a major validation of Bitcoin as a currency, and heralds bigger and better things to come for cryptocurrency in Japan.. Up until this point, Japan has been somewhat quiet on the Bitcoin....
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