China Measures To Save Economy Lead Population To Bitcoin
The Chinese government took several measures in the past year to deal with the recent decreases to economic growth. The measures led the population to look for means to bypass them, and the Chinese government acted again to stop unlawful activities. The final result seems to be driving the adoption of Bitcoin. China’s economy is growing quickly, but the growth is also slowing down. Beijing’s government is dealing with one of the problems that are creating this situation: people are sending money to invest in other countries. In an effort to block this trend and stabilize the economy, the....
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