China Could Soon Introduce Third-Party Custodian Service for Bitcoin Sector

By cineramaJanuary 11, 2017Bitcoin Business

The Chinese government and financial authorities are known for being over protective about their economy. Soon, the same protectionism could be extended to the country’s Bitcoin markets as well. […]

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