The statement by the People’s Bank of China (BPC) that all cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading, mining, and advertising, are “illegal and criminal,” has sparked speculation as to whether these currencies , which fell after the announcement, will definitely be. stop operating in the Asian country.
Friday afternoon, the central bank and nine other government institutions – including the internet regulator or the ministry in charge of intelligence work – listed in a statement the “illegal and criminal” activities generated by “currency transactions virtual “.