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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | China's central bank has warned companies against assisting cryptocurrency-related businesses<br> <br>China's central bank warned companies on Tuesday against assisting cryptocurrency-related businesses as it shut down a software firm over suspected involvement in digital currency transactions.<br> <br>Beijing has turned a sharp eye on cryptocurrency in recent months as it widens its regulatory crackdown on the tech sector.<br> <br>Cryptocurrency [http://forexbinaryoption.pw/ binary options trading results with indicators] is banned in China, and authorities have recently closed mines and warned banks to halt related transactions.<br> <br>On Tuesday, a Beijing office of the central bank ordered the closure of software company Beijing Qudao Cultural Development, [http://forexbinaryoption.pw/ binary options magnet scams from nigeria] alleging it had been involved in providing software services for cryptocurrency transactions.<br> <br>The move was necessary "to prevent and control the risk of speculation in virtual currency transactions, and protect the safety of the public's assets", it said in a statement.<br> <br>The bank also warned organisations not to "provide premises, commercial display, advertising... and other services for cryptocurrency-related business activities".<br> <br>Financial and [http://forexbinaryoption.pw/ forexbinaryoption.pw] payment institutions are instructed not to provide cryptocurrency-related services to customers.<br> <br>The announcement comes shortly after provinces including Sichuan, Inner Mongolia and Qinghai shut down crypto mines -- causing miners to look abroad -- and follows an earlier warning for banks and a payment giant to halt crypto-related transactions.<br> <br>Last month, bitcoin tumbled after China's mining ban in southwestern Sichuan.<br> <br>China is in the middle of a wide-ranging regulatory crackdown on its fintech sector, whose biggest players -- including Alibaba and Tencent -- have been hit with big fines after being accused of monopolistic practices.<br> |
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