China’s 2nd Biggest Bitcoin Exchange Responds To Report Beijing Is Shutting All Virtual Exchanges

By cineramaSeptember 9, 2017Bitcoin Business

One day after Bitcoin crashed on a massive surge in volume, following a report in China’s Caixin website that Chinese authorities plan to shut local Bitcoin exchanges…. … there […]

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China’s 2nd Biggest Bitcoin Exchange Responds To Report Beijing Is Shutting All Virtual Exchanges

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