Pressure is mounting in China and South Korea to block government officials from accessing cryptocurrency, thereby preventing them from using espionage, bribery, and other malicious activities.. These threats and reports are behind the three big Asian countries, China, South Korea and Japan, trying to take strict measures regarding cryptocurrencies.. Although it is considered a dictatorial decision by the South Korean government to ban the use of cryptocurrencies to civil servants and their families, it is quite natural that the number of civil servants in the region who can spy and sell government information using cryptocurrencies is quite high, and that the whole world pays large sums to government officials to get this information.
The majority of citizens living in Asian countries say that lessons should be learned from previous events, that cryptocurrencies should never be banned for normal citizens, but that it is better to prevent people who are still in civil service, including their families, for better security.
They were in the minority, their number is increasing
The number of citizens of Asian countries who have the same thoughts on this matter is increasing day by day, and civil servants are in the USA and England, especially in other Asian countries. There is a prevailing view that the country can make money by selling this important information to Russia and that the country can put privacy and security issues at risk.. The reason for this is that while the crypto bans started to be implemented in South Korea and the prohibition of the use of cryptocurrencies for civil servants was based on certain events and denunciations, it is also due to the fact that civil servants have the opportunity to make the work of rich people easier by taking bribes.
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Another factor in the increase in the number of people who think that preventing people who continue to be civil servants from holding cryptocurrency is of serious importance for the nation and national security is that the civil servants no longer want to take bribes in cash, even if they do not express it clearly. It is thought to be because there are reports that they want to receive it as a crypto money transfer.