Official Statement of the Representative of the China Central Bank on Bitcoin
As already was published during the previous month, bitcoin has taken a huge interest for itself in China. It is not a secret that there are very many users of the crypto currency located in China, there are even lots of miners. The leading exchange service is as well located in the republic. Many others have emerged during the present year. However, the legality of the matter – buying, selling, receiving and sending of bitcoin was questioned to be legal. Many members of the virtual community were not sure to be able to leave the underground. The position of the key person of the economics....
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