Closing China's Bitcoin Exchanges Was the Right Move, Says PBoC Official
Closing China's Bitcoin Exchanges Was the Right Move, Says PBoC Official
The vice governor of the People's Bank of China has said that regulators took the right decision in banning ICOs and closing cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Considering that China is desperatley fighting against capital outflow and it has some problems of huge private debt and unstable banking system, yes, reducing capital outflow banning bitcoin was a good idea.
They will reintroduce exchanges, but with strong fiscal regulation to identify money flows.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-07/chinas-reserves-continue-decline-capital-outflows-accelerate-outbound-travel-spendin