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China’s ban on cryptocurrencies is not news

Chris Skinner

There’s so much rubbish being written about cryptocurrencies, ICOs, blockchain and shared ledgers at the moment that I’m almost tempted to give up on it all.

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Report: $50B In Cryptocurrency Moved Out Of China

PYMNTS

More than $50 billion of cryptocurrency was transferred from virtual wallets in China to other parts of the world last year, a potential violation of the nation’s strict limits on how much money can be sent abroad, according to a new report. Cryptocurrency could be picking up some of the slack.” .

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European Central Banks Demand Strict Cryptocurrency Regulations

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Europe's biggest banks have called on the European Commission to implement tough regulations for cryptocurrencies, such as stablecoins, that would protect consumers and preserve state sovereignty in monetary policy, Reuters reported. In a joint statement Friday (Sept. The association declined to comment, Reuters reported.

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China Likely to License Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Bank Innovation

The People’s Republic of China will likely re-legalize cryptocurrency trading, ending its nation-wide ban on crypto exchanges from early September, as reported by cnLedger, a well-known source on cryptocurrency news in China.

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China’s Latest Ban Threatens All Cryptocurrencies

Bank Innovation

The price of bitcoin is down following a report that China may ban all cryptocurrency exchanges within its borders. On Friday, Chinese financial news outlet Caixin reported that the Chinese government is considering banning all exchanges between bitcoin, ether, and other cryptocurrencies, and the Chinese yuan.

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Japan Regulators Crack Down on 15 Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Bank Innovation

It’s not surprising that the Japanese government tighten its grip on cryptocurrency exchanges following a major hack a few weeks ago. Today, the Japanese government said it will start an inspection on 15 unlicensed cryptocurrency exchanges.

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Cryptocurrency Market Tumbles; Bitcoin Falls 12 Percent

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CNBC reported that bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, fell over 12 percent from a day earlier, to as low as $30,863. According to Coinmarketcap, the overall value of the cryptocurrency market — or market cap —was $880 billion Monday morning, down from $1.08 Then, on Monday (Jan. Last week (Jan.