CNY Inflows Into Crypto Markets Surge After Shanghai Composite Spike

By cineramaMarch 19, 2019Bitcoin Business

Back in January 2017, China’s financial authorities initiated their first crackdowns against domestic bitcoin exchanges, with a ban on mainland exchanges cryptocurrencies against the yuan coming shortly thereafter. Now, […]

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