CEO of Chinese Bitcoin Exchange Huobi Wants to Influence Policymakers On Bitcoin
Chinese Bitcoin Exchange Huobi’s CEO Leon Li has posted basic information regarding bitcoin and recommendations on its regulation in a recent article titled: “A Study on the Current Developing Situation and Regulation of the Bitcoin Industry.” This article was written for the Tsinghua Financial Review, an influential journal in China. Tsinghua has not posted articles involving digital currency, and neither has any other influential journal in China. An interesting fact considering China’s huge involvement in Bitcoin’s price throughout the years. It is important to mention that Tsinghua....
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