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Amid growing concerns of China pulling away in the emerging digital economy, South Korea’s government is set to invest $400 million in blockchain research and development (R&D) as the country looks to revamp its digital technology sector. Blockchain R&D Fund to Be Utilized Over Five Years According to ZDNet Korea, the country’s Ministry of ScienceFunda kabanziFunda kabanzi. The post by Anthonia Isichei appeared first on I-BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News
Amid markets going volatile in 2020, stablecoins — cryptocurrencies that are pegged to a certain value like $1 USD or maintain stable floating prices — have been veering toward breakout success. That continued ascension was readily apparent on Tuesday, May 12th, when the combined market capitalization of stablecoin tokens crossed the $10 billion USD mark [...]