Sentences with phrase «trading ban came»

Now, a week after the anonymous trading ban came into effect, about 8 % of virtual bank accounts for cryptocurrency trading at Shinhan Bank, NH Bank and the Industrial Bank of Korea have been converted to real - name accounts.

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But: a) This doesn't mean the regulator will definitely nix the takeover; and b) This does, of course, come in the context of a U.S. - China trade spat, and the U.S.'s decision earlier this week to ban China's ZTE from buying U.S. tech for seven years.

At the very time EU and North American trade officials were working out how Europe could conform with the WTO decision, Sarkozy's government came up with a new ban on a Monsanto corn variety that had previously been approved for cultivation in France.

Reports that Iran developed its own blockchain - based cryptocurrency also garnered some attention, as the news came just days after the country's central bank banned bitcoin trading amid escalating concerns on money - laundering and volatility of such digital coins.

The latest sign that China's regulators are actively scrutinizing cryptocurrency exchanges, the report further explained that the execution plan came into effect in September last year when People's Bank of China (PBoC) put out its ban on initial coin offerings (ICO) and ordered closure of fiat - to - crypto trading.

Top barristers warned the live export trade's days are numbered; the Australian Greens echoed this sentiment, renewing calls for the trade to be banned; Federal Labor MPs re-ignited the debate for mandatory stunning; and all parliamentarians will get the chance to make this happen when Independent MP Andrew Wilkie's legislation to require stunning for all exported animals is voted on in the coming months.

Former Kenyan president Daniel Arap Moi began incinerating stockpiles of ivory in 1989 at the same time as the ban on the international trade in ivory came into effect.

In spite of a global ban, the illegal ivory trade has exploded, with most of the demand coming from Asian countries, particularly China.

In China, has provided expert advice to Chinese animal groups to advance several legislative proposals for a dog meat trade ban, and hopes that the time will soon come when the National People's Congress supports such proposals and advances robust animal welfare legislation.

«The ban on the import of puppies under 6 months is going to really reduce the trade in young puppies coming into this country from abroad,» Press said.

Serious opposition to cap and trade generally comes in two forms: an argument that more direct action — in particular, a ban on coal - fired power plants — would be more effective and an argument that an emissions tax would be better than emissions trading.

Great news for sharks came on Friday in California when news hit that Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 376 into law, banning the sale, trade and possession of shark fins.

There is a great deal of detail in the announcement which we will be studying over the coming days but, overall, it is clear that the UK ban will be tough, comprehensive and focused on the problem, while allowing limited legitimate trade with strict exemptions.

A law to ban the use or trade of cryptocurrencies in India has to come from either the elected governments (whether central or state) or the judiciary (Supreme Court of India or the State High Courts).

The document, if genuine, may come as part of plans to implement a wider ban on China's crypto trading scene that was reportedly sought by the PBoC's vice governor Pan Gongsheng.

A Chinese magazine came out with a new article which hinted at a possible ban on bitcoin trading.

But then September came and with it the announcement that the PBoC was banning initial coin offerings (ICOs) and shutting down domestic fiat - to - crypto order book trading.

Just as the acceptance of cryptocurrency by Taiwanese government created a big enough cause for celebration among cryptocurrency enthusiast around the world, a shocking news came in of probable ban on all cryptocurrency based trading by the Malaysian government.

The news from Pengjie are coming after the cryptocurrency market in China was hit with bans from the government; where the Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) and the trading exchanges were halted from September 2017.

The closure of the exchange's China - facing trading operations comes following a statement from financial regulators on September 4, which banned developers and entrepreneurs from launching token sales (or ICOs) within the country.

The planned proposal of the South Korean government to ban cryptocurrency trading comes at a bad time when global crypto prices are at their lows and the least the markets need right now is news that will create FUD.

As many of our users have come to find out over the past few days, our Binance trading integration has been experiencing issues with Coinigy IPs being banned.

The new policies, which come into force in June, ban adverts for binary options and «cryptocurrencies and related content (including but not limited to initial coin offerings, cryptocurrency exchanges, cryptocurrency wallets, and cryptocurrency trading advice).»

Bitcoin and other major digital currencies came under renewed selling pressure after South Korea's decision to ban anonymous cryptocurrency trading.

Yeon's positive comments about Blockchain and cryptocurrencies come after a period of harsher restrictions on crypto investing and exchanges in South Korea, with the country's ban on anonymous trading of cryptocurrencies and a false scare of an overall crypto ban making the markets dip.

Despite the government's abrupt ban on ICOs and cryptocurrency trading since September 2017, the government is relatively optimistic, aggressive and dedicated to keeping ahead of the curve when it comes to the development of blockchain technology.

Following a stint that saw it trading for nearly $ 10,000, bitcoin sunk last Wednesday by over $ 1,000 following Google's announcement that it would ban cryptocurrency and ICO - related advertisements this coming June.

The South Korea Ministry of Strategy and Finance, one of the main member agencies of the South Korean government's cryptocurrency regulation task force, has come out and said that it does not agree with the premature statement of the Ministry of Justice about a potential cryptocurrency trading ban.

It comes just a day after the South Korean government implemented a ban on anonymous trading accounts.

The South Korean government's official announcement came after a massive backlash and criticism against the Ministry of Justice, which independently announced its plans of banning cryptocurrency trading.

The comment by Kim Dong - yeon on Wednesday comes as traders at home and around the world have been spooked by conflicting comments from government officials in South Korea, a major hub for cryptocurrency trade, that Seoul was planning to ban local digital coin exchanges.

This discount is due to the fact that traders fear that the information about a possible ban on trading platforms in China may come true.

The announcement came just months after Russia briefly banned then reinstated cryptocurrency trading and indicated it would implement specific regulations to govern the market.

The news of Facebook's cryptocurrency and ICO banning comes just days after both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission warned the ICO industry that regulators will no longer tolerate the flouting of existing securities law.

Throughout most of 2017, China accounted for a significant share of the global cryptocurrency trading volume, which came to an abrupt end in September 2017 when the government announced a blanket ban on cryptocurrency trading.

The reported date to ban anonymous trading comes within a month of Korean authorities conducting onsite inspections of multiple cryptocurrency exchanges following the mid-December hack of Seoul - based exchange Youbit.

With Chinese trading volume already waning before the news landed, and sentiment strong over Bitcoin's inbuilt regulation - resistance, it appears that any moves towards an outright ban in China during the coming weeks will have a minimal impact on the market anyway.

Moreover, today Bitcoin and other major digital currencies came under renewed selling pressure after South Korea's decision to ban anonymous cryptocurrency trading.