South Korea's popular cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, which got hacked in June of this year, is reportedly accepting new account registrations, according to a local media outlet.
Iqbal Gandham, the chairman of CryptoUK, was quoted as saying to Stuff that the security is improving and the body required 90% of cryptocurrencies to be kept in cold storage.
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