Do you expect new
Chinese virtual currency exchanges to emerge after China's new legislation?
ETHNews previously reported that
Chinese virtual currency exchanges Huobi and OKCoin will cease their operations by October 31, 2017.
Not exact matches
It will not have been surprised to see that after an initial plunge in the value of
virtual currencies following the bank's announcement, their worth has soared right back to where it started; nor will they be blind to the fact that this clearly represents the same
Chinese investors going back in, whether through Hong Kong
virtual exchanges like TideBit, or perhaps through Japan, which officially authorized 11 cryptocurrency
exchanges in September just as China banned them (South Korea launched its own ban later in the month).
BEIJING —
Chinese authorities are preparing to shut down the country's bitcoin
exchanges, according to people familiar with the matter, reflecting a growing unease with the
virtual currency and its recent surge in value.
The
Chinese government previously banned initial coin offerings and halted trading of
virtual currencies on local
exchanges for a period in 2017.
Company drawing new accounts from
Chinese looking to continue trading
virtual currencies after mainland
exchanges shut down
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Chinese government's decision to cease the operations of all cryptocurrency
exchanges except for Okcoin and Huobi right before the nation's
virtual currency regulations are set to come into effect, has led to speculation that the surviving
exchanges may be the only cryptocurrency
exchanges permitted to operate in China moving forward.
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