Why China’s Ban On Bitcoin May Be Temporary

By cineramaSeptember 25, 2017Bitcoin Business

Shutterstock China’s ban on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies may be temporary, to appease international agencies and hardcore communist members ahead of the upcoming Communist Party convention.

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