BTCC Urges Customers Not to Rely upon Media Reports on Bitcoin Regulations in China

BTCC Urges Customers Not to Rely upon Media Reports on Bitcoin Regulations in China

BTCC, the leading Chinese Bitcoin exchange platform cooperates with PBOC officials as they wait for yet to be published inspection report. The Bitcoin market in China is currently faced with uncertainties. Since the recent price drop, the digital currency platforms operating in the country have come under the scrutiny of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). During the recent inspection of Chinese cryptocurrency exchanges, PBOC reportedly found few “hidden risks” in their existing practices. As the central bank continues to contemplate further action, Huobi, OKCoin and BTCC have made few....


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