Bitcoin may be Considered Virtual Property Under new Chinese Regulation

By cineramaSeptember 30, 2017Bitcoin Business

It looks as if we may finally see official cryptocurrency regulation in China. Although this discussion has gone on for some time, the conclusion may arrive in a day […]

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