Bank of China Vice President digital currency

1. This is not convertible. China does not support digital currency.

2. BOC has not issued any digital currency, which is a false information. The Bank of our country forbids digital currency. The central bank has planned to issue digital currency, but it is still in the experimental stage. Moreover, the digital currency that the central bank plans to issue is also different from bitcoin, Ruitai, Laite and other digital currencies.

3. There have been four pilot projects in Cheng, Shenzhen and Suzhou, and there is still one that I don't remember

4. Bank of China has not launched or plans to launch any digital currency, let alone specific events. In China, the major commercial banks have drawn a clear line with digital currency for a long time. Although the attitude towards digital currency is not so cold now, the law is still not prohibited. However, the central bank held a digital currency seminar earlier this year and planned to launch its own digital currency, which is different from cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, Ruitai and Laite.

5. On January 20, 2016, the digital currency seminar of the people's Bank of China announced that the research on digital currency has achieved phased results. Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the people's Bank of China, attended the meeting, and fan Yifei, vice governor of the people's Bank of China, presided over the meeting. The meeting affirmed the value of digital currency in recing the issuance of traditional currency, and indicated that the central bank was exploring the issue of digital currency< However, Zhou Xiaochuan later said that the digital currency to be issued by the central bank is different from bitcoin, Ruitai currency and vitality currency.

6. No, China has not yet recognized the currency of bitcoin

7. There should be some impact.

8. Xiao Gang, chairman of the board, Li Lihui, President, Zhang Lin, Secretary of the Party committee, Li zaohang, Chen Siqing, Zhu Shumin, Wang Yongli, Zhang Yanling and Yue Yi, vice presidents of the Bank of China; Li Jun, the chairman of the board of supervisors, and Zhan Weijian, the risk director, are these senior executives.