‘Libra vs Alipay, WeChat’ Trending High on Chinese Search Engine

By cineramaJuly 18, 2019Bitcoin Business

Since Facebook announced its new cryptocurrency “ Libra ,” it has faced resistance from global regulators and financial sectors. The People’s Bank of China, which in 2017 banned the […]

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