Bitcoin transactions need credit to third parties and other inte
bitcoin can track transaction records and trace back to the source block of bitcoin. That's why its anonymity is controversial. However, if you don't want your currency to be traced, you can recharge it to a foreign non real name platform, and then put it forward. Reason: after you recharge to the platform, the platform will immediately transfer to one of their cold storage addresses (many people's coins will be transferred to this address), and then when you mention it, it will randomly find an address and send the above coins to you. So there's no connection between the money you put forward and the money you put in.
Today (August 26), there is a of the "Interim Measures for the administration of bitcoin trading activities (Draft for comments)" (hereinafter referred to as the "measures"). The bitcoin platform should be put on record in the central bank, and a third-party depository service for customers' funds should be established< relevant people of the central bank told reporters today that the above report is not true, and the central bank did not release this document
as early as 2013, the central bank and other ministries and commissions have issued a notice to make it clear that bitcoin is not issued by the monetary authority, has no monetary attributes such as legal compensation and mandatory, and is not a real currency. As of today's 12:15 or so, bitcoin prices hovered around 29000
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