2-3 Years Before Bitcoin Regulation in China, Says BTCC Chief

2-3 Years Before Bitcoin Regulation in China, Says BTCC Chief

Following the much-publicized meetings between China’s central bank and the country’s major bitcoin exchanges, the head of BTCC has claimed that it’ll be a few years yet before the bitcoin is regulated in the country. The opinion comes alongside the notable revelation that the People’s Bank of China – the central bank – has not explicitly demanded that BTCC check capital outflows from the country. Bobby Lee, the chief executive of BTCC made the revelations in an interview with Reuters. In response to a question if BTCC had received any direct pressure by the PBOC to curb the exit of....


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