OKCoin China Might Be Freezing All Non-Chinese Accounts, Other Platforms May Follow the Same

OKCoin China Might Be Freezing All Non-Chinese Accounts, Other Platforms May Follow the Same

There are new reports of OKCoin freezing accounts belonging to international customers on its China-specific platform. The Chinese cryptocurrency market is showing signs of a major overhaul. The digital currency platforms in the country have made some drastic changes to their offerings in the recent days following PBOC’s inspection. It all started a few weeks ago after Bitcoin’s price experienced a sudden fall. The situation caused traders to panic and start logging into their accounts on cryptocurrency platforms trying to execute stop-loss trades. Unable to handle the sudden rush, the....


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