Chinese NFT platforms don’t want you to trade NFTs anymore

By cineramaApril 23, 2022NFT

While NFT traders in the US fret over their tax responsibilities for selling big-ticket digital assets, their peers in China are faced with a very different problem: the Chinese […]

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Chinese NFT platforms don’t want you to trade NFTs anymore

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