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    China erklärt ein umfassendes Vorgehen gegen Kryptowährungen


    China erklärt ein umfassendes Vorgehen gegen Kryptowährungen

    https://dailycryptobriefs.com/news/china-crypto-crackdown-foreign-exchanges-rmb-stablecoins/

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    4. supernormalnorm on

      It’s the annual crackdown I guess. Let me get a cake to celebrate and stack more when it crashes further

    6. Both-Store949 on

      Considering how many people got ’scammed‘ with crypto and losing their hard earned money China is doing a good thing to protect their people.

    8. glavent on

      I feel like this is the 50th time I’ve read China is cracking down on crypto… what different this time?

    13. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; China has reinforced its crackdown on cryptocurrencies, updating its 2021 policies to expand restrictions on virtual currencies and tokenization. The People’s Bank of China and other agencies declared most crypto-related activities as illegal financial activities, including trading, issuance, and intermediation. Offshore platforms are barred from serving mainland users, and RMB-pegged stablecoins require approval. The policy aims to protect monetary sovereignty and financial stability, with strict enforcement measures outlined for regulators and law enforcement.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    15. SteveYunnan on

      Xi must be getting anxious that his subordinates could be moving large chunks of money around without his seal of approval 😅

    20. MetalWorking3915 on

      At this point I have no idea who stands for what.

      For years ive been led to believe thay criminals, Russians, chinese, NK are using crypto as a tool.

      I woildnt be surprised if in the future we find out it was actually one big CIA strategy

    22. DreadPirateGriswold on

      Yeah. Heard this many times before.

      They confiscate ASIC mining machines under the guise of destroying them. Then they use them behind the scenes for the Chinese govt to mine crypto.

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