China’s Hebei Province Begins Crackdown on Crypto Mining and Trading, Reports...
Authorities in the Chinese province of Hebei have reportedly launched a campaign against cryptocurrency mining and trading. According to a quoted announcement by the region’s cyberspace administration, a number of government agencies are working together to prevent the use of the region’s computing power in the crypto activities which the government considers illegal. Cyberspace Watchdog Targets Crypto Mining and Trading Operations in Hebei Hebei province in Northern China has become the latest Chinese region to undertake measures to clamp down on cryptocurrency mining and....
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