Leading Chinese Bitcoin Exchange BTCC: Crypto Withdrawals ‘Will Resume’ March 15

Leading Chinese Bitcoin Exchange BTCC: Crypto Withdrawals ‘Will Resume’ March 15

China’s biggest Bitcoin exchange BTCC has announced it will halt cryptocurrency withdrawals until March 15 as it moves to comply with regulatory standards. In line with other major Chinese exchanges such as Huobi and Okcoin, BTCC is working on what it describes as “upgrading its inspection and verification system.” It promised that withdrawals would immediately resume once the process had completed and that users would be informed. Withdrawals in yuan remain unaffected. A circular sent to users Wednesday reads: “BTCChina will continue upgrading its inspection and verification system for....


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