Crypto Conversations: Jon Najarian and Charlie Shrem of CryptoIQ Discuss Korea

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Here are two things to get you started: Sign up for Investitute’s cryptocurrency daily news email for daily updates on what is going on in crypto, and visit Crypto.IQ for access to proprietary crypto research and trade ideas!Jon Najarian: Charlie…you can’t watch crypto on business television and not hear about South Korea. Some of the biggest crypto traders on Earth, but also a lot going back-and-forth about regulation in South Korea. Can you tell us anything about the latest developments there?

Charlie Shrem: I see what’s happening in South Korea as such a great and amazing thing for cryptocurrency. Because what’s happening there is these governments aren’t shutting these exchanges down because they’re trading cryptocurrency. They’re shutting them down because they believe maybe some employees are doing some fraud and embezzling.

And that’s what you wanna see happen – you wanna see governments saying we’re not going to look at crypto as a bad thing, but we are going to investigate the negative people in the cryptocurrency space. We’re going to look for those less than reputable, or less than honest people.

We don’t want the governments to just blanket ban or shut down these companies, we want them to go after the negatives and the bad, and clean up the good, and allow us to continue moving forward innovating without these negative people holding us back. So it’s actually a very good thing, and I saw a lot of people were happy about the way the governments were acting and reacting towards cryptocurrency companies in those countries.