Sentences with phrase «domestic access to platforms»

China has declared initial coin offerings illegal and plans to cut off domestic access to platforms and exchanges that enable people to trade digital currencies.

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Officials now intend to block domestic access to online platforms and mobile apps that offer exchange - like services for cryptocurrencies.

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Chinese authorities plan to block domestic access to Chinese and offshore cryptocurrency platforms that allow centralized trading, Bloomberg reported Monday citing sources.

on Monday, January 15, 2018, that the Chinese government is escalating its crackdown to include domestic cryptocurrency trading by planning to block access to online platforms, exchanges, market - makers and mobile application platforms that cater to Chinese citizens.

The final straw for the China thesis were reports on Monday, January 15, 2018, that the Chinese government is escalating its crackdown to include domestic cryptocurrency trading by planning to block access to online platforms, exchanges, market - makers and mobile application platforms that cater to Chinese citizens.

Chinese authorities reportedly plan to prevent all residents of the country from having access to foreign ICO platforms offering digital trading services, as previous attempts to shut down domestic exchange websites have not completely eliminated trading activities.

China's clampdown on cryptocurrencies continues as financial authorities reportedly plan to block domestic access to cryptocurrency trading platforms that enable centralized trading, within China and beyond.

Citing sources, Bloomberg is reporting that China's authorities are weighing up measures «to block domestic access to homegrown and offshore platforms that enable centralized trading.».

According to anonymous sources, the government now «plans to block domestic access to homegrown and offshore platforms that enable centralized trading» while remaining silent on» how policy makers define such platforms.»

Now, according to a recent Bloomberg report, Chinese authorities have plans to block domestic access to centralized trading platforms, as well as offshore cryptocurrency trading platforms.

The Chinese authorities have already blocked access to all domestic and offshore cryptocurrency trading platforms; Hong Kong is yet to do so.

CCN also reported that central bank officials are planning to block domestic access to cryptocurrency trading platforms that are located off the mainland, widening its crackdown on centralized trading that began last year when regulators ordered the shutdown of local exchanges.

Beijing's ongoing move to ban and censor access to domestic cryptocurrency businesses and international exchange platforms respectively comes within a week of China's internet finance association learning that previous measures to eradicate investments into cryptocurrencies have failed.

China had forced the closure of domestic cryptocurrency exchanges that offered fiat - to - cryptocurrency trading pairs last September, but some investors told Caixin that they were still able to access the offshore platforms.