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South Korea gets rich from crypto... North Korea gets weapons
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Crypto drives retail markets and electoral politics in South Korea. In North Korea, it props up a communist dictatorship. In Seoul, crypto is loud and hard to ignore. In Pyongyang, it moves in silence, but its impact spreads far beyond the country’s closed borders. The two.
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