Kraken bitcoin exchange planning to expand into Japan

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - Jesse Powell, chief executive officer of San Francisco-based bitcoin exchange Kraken, is interviewed by Kyodo News in San Francisco on March 17, 2014. Kraken is planning to expand into Japan where a local exchange for the bitcoin virtual currency failed in February, Powell said in the interview.

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