Chinese Bitcoin Ban Driven by Chinese Banking Crisis ?
Recent reports from China indicate there may be more to the Bitcoin ban than meets the eye. According to the Financial Times (FT) the Chinese banking system is in crisis which could explain the Bitcoin ban in China. Chinese citizens seem to be running away from their own banking system in droves and their Government is closing the escape paths - including Bitcoin. During the run up of bitcoin in November you could watch the CNY currency leaking from China on sites like www.fiatleak.org and there was a breathtaking amount of Chinese currency leaking into BTC. The over night Repo rate is a....
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