China’s Official Press Agency: 107 Altcoins Under Investigation for Financial Crimes

By cineramaDecember 7, 2017Bitcoin Business

This week China’s official press agency Xinhua news reported that nationwide public security authorities have cracked down on 107 forms of knock-off altcoins in 2017. These coins claim themselves […]

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