Chinese Exchanges Move Abroad in Search of Friendlier Regulation

By cineramaNovember 2, 2017Bitcoin Business

Not long ago, China decided to crack down on digital currencies by banning both initial coin offerings and exchanges within the mainland. While there has been speculation that the […]

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