South Korea's Bitcoin Bonanza: Olympians Talk Bitcoin Investing

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

13 February, 2018

While in South Korea for the Winter Olympics, CNBC's Carl Quintanilla takes a look at the surge in cryptocurrency trading in the country and what regulations could come from the government.

South Korea, it should be noted, is now exploring its options, including a Bitlicense-style system for cryptocurrency exchanges.

CNBC also asked athletes at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, about whether they had invested in bitcoin.

Speaking of the games, be sure to check out Bitcoin Games - NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED - INSTANT PAYOUTS and a proud new sponsor of the Gambling911.com website.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

BiggerZ: Building a Fairness-First Crypto Casino, Sportsbook and Prediction Markets Platform

BiggerZ is strengthening its position as a fairness-first betting platform, bringing casino gaming, sports betting and prediction markets together under one account while making transparency, verifiability and clearly defined rules central to the player experience.

Las Vegas Hotel Accused of 'Catfishing' With Fake Listings

A shock report this week reveals that a Las Vegas hotel is allegedly using "catfishing" tactics to lure unsuspecting visitors into booking hotel rooms that do not exist.

Former Playmate Audra Lynn Christiansen was Trafficked By Jeffrey Epstein to Casino Billionaire Stanley Ho, According to New Complaint

Hugh Hefner reportedly contacted the FBI on more than one occasion on her behalf.

Bally's Halts Chicago Casino Construction as Company Reports $792 million in Revenue....$4.5 billion in DEBT?

The company reported roughly $265.9 million in negative operating cash flow during the first six months of the year.