The UN is accusing North Korea of laundering cash thru a blockchain company

North Korea has reportedly used a blockchain-focused shell corporate in Hong Kong to launder cash and evade global sanctions.
North Korea has reportedly used a blockchain-focused shell company in Hong Kong to launder money and evade international sanctions.

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