China’s PBOC Injects $22 Billion As M2 Surges — A Tailwind For Crypto Markets?
In an interesting development, China has now injected RMB 161.2 billion ($22.4 billion) into its economy in a move that could have global financial ripple effects. This event comes amidst an ongoing extensive correction in the crypto market that has sparked speculations on the viability of the current bull market run. Related Reading: Bitcoin Returns […]
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The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said on Monday it has ordered banks and payment institutions to crackdown on crypto. The move comes after the nation enforced a series of mining shutdowns, the latest of which took place in Sichuan. Crackdown On Crypto According to PBOC, banks must stop providing all services related to digital […]
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