Bitcoin
BitFlyer's 'new adventure' starts in Luxembourg
World's largest bitcoin exchange chooses Grand Duchy over London to create EU hub
Having been granted a payment institution license in Luxembourg on January 8, the world's bitcoin exchange is now ready to enter the European markets from the 'heart of Europe'.
''We want to provide a very good service in the fintech area in Luxembourg, Europe and all over the world, '' co-founder and CEO of bitFlyer, Yuzo Kano, said at an event hosted by Luxembourg House of Financial Technology (LHoFT) on Friday.
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