Cryptocurrency not villain in ‘Shuffle’ case: Korn
Korn Chatikavanij, deputy leader of the Democrat Party and former finance minister, stated that cryptocurrency is not the villain in the online casino 'Shuffle.com' scandal. He emphasized that blockchain technology aids in tracing illicit activities and highlighted the importance of regulation and oversight.
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