Is it true to buy Leyte coin in China CITIC Bank
bitcoin, lightcoin and other virtual cryptocurrencies are defined by the central bank as a kind of special Internet goods in China. Citizens can buy and sell freely at their own risk, which denies their monetary attribute. Central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan once said that bitcoin is more like a tradable asset, similar to stamps. Since it's a commodity or asset, it's legal. Citizens' property is sacred and inviolable. Bitcoin house also published the full text of the joint notice on bitcoin risk issued by the central bank and other five ministries and commissions in 2013. You can see it from the emotional point of view
most of the major countries in the world also adopt a cold attitude towards bitcoin, because bitcoin may be used for money laundering, drug trading and other illegal activities.
bus line: No.187, the whole journey is about 6.5km
1. Walk about 60m from Zhengli road to Hengren Road Station of Zhengli road
2. Take No.187, after 9 stops, reach Jiangwan hospital station
3. Walk about 1.8km to the destination
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Recently, the currency circle is not peaceful. Under the influence of multiple factors, the price of bitcoin rebounded. According to the financial data of Yingwei, as of 18:00 p.m. on May 13, the price of bitcoin was at US $49972, below the US $50000 mark, which was about 11% lower than the opening price of that day and about 16% lower than the high of this week
recently, China CITIC Bank also issued a statement banning the use of its account for bitcoin transactions, which caused heated discussion in the market. In fact, this is not the first time that bitcoin has been blocked by banks. As early as 2014, many banks, including China Merchants Bank, Huaxia Bank and Agricultural Bank of China, intensively announced the prohibition of bitcoin trading. The reasons are similar to those announced by China CITIC Bank this time, which are to protect the property rights of the public and prevent the risk of money laundering
instry insiders interviewed by China first finance and economics reporter said that the bank's blocking of bitcoin does not represent the obvious change of official regulatory requirements or tendency, but more is the conventional commercial behavior taken by banks to avoid regulatory accountability and anti money laundering and other business needs, which has limited actual impact on cryptocurrency transactions