What Will Happen When Major Chinese Bitcoin Exchanges Close Down by End of October?

By cineramaSeptember 19, 2017Bitcoin Business

OKCoin and Huobi, the two largest Bitcoin exchanges and trading platforms in the Chinese cryptocurrency market, were given leeway by the Chinese government to operate until the end of […]

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