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Bobby Lee on China's Crypto Ban: 'Cryptocurrency Will Never Get Squashed,' Predicts Bitcoin Goes Up to $100-$200K by Year-End
Reacting to China's latest cryptocurrency crackdown outlawing crypto-related transactions as the country's most comprehensive and severe ban yet, Ballet CEO and former BTCC co-founder Bobby Lee discusses why bitcoin will always be around and thrive. "As a planet, cryptocurrency will never get squashed," he said. Lee also shared his take on the future of OTC trading in China as prominent crypto exchange Huobi Global announced it would stop serving existing China-based users by December 31. Plus, bitcoin's price prediction by the end of the year.
Una startup de Singapur vende tokens de neutralidad de carbono respaldados por créditos de carbono chinos.
China lanzó su mercado de comercio de carbono en julio.
Mongolia Interior confisca 10.100 plataformas mineras de un parque tecnológico gubernamental
La acción se produce días después de que la Comisión Nacional de Desarrollo y Reforma de China expusiera su visión para eliminar la minería de Cripto del país.
El token UNI sube un 20% mientras la prohibición general de China a las empresas de Cripto pone el foco en los exchanges descentralizados.
Los inversores se alejan de los intercambios centralizados a raíz de la prohibición general de China a las empresas de monedas virtuales.
BSN Builder de China está registrando una organización sin fines de lucro en Singapur para administrar su división internacional.
Red Date espera que su “Internet de cadenas de bloques”no sea vista como un proyecto controlado por China.
Huobi parece haber suspendido el registro de nuevos usuarios en China continental
La medida se produjo después de que China anunciara medidas más duras sobre el comercio de Cripto .
Resumen del mercado: Bitcoin se estabiliza tras la liquidación de la prohibición de Cripto en China; la volatilidad se mantendrá elevada
El comercio de Criptomonedas se ha calmado, pero los analistas esperan una mayor volatilidad.
Bitcoin Trending Lower in Lieu of China’s Crypto Crackdown
Bitcoin registered a series of lower price highs Friday, at one point shaving off $4,000 and meeting resistance at $41,000 following China’s renewed anti-crypto stance. The People’s Bank of China said bitcoin, ether and stablecoin tether do not qualify as legal tender and cannot be used in the currency market.
Crypto Markets Jolted by China Central Bank’s Crypto Ban
The crypto markets continue to slide following China's declaration of cryptocurrency-related businesses as illegal. CoinDesk's Christie Harkin and Brad Keoun discuss the potential market impact China could have in the short-term, expanding on why this latest crypto ban could be its most severe to date. Plus, their takes on Tuesday's Evergrande scare, JPMorgan's CME trading analysis, takeaways from the Mainnet conference, and Twitter's crypto developments.
What's Next for Crypto Markets Following China's Crypto Crackdown
CoinDesk Tech Managing Editor Christie Harkin discusses where the crypto markets could be headed next week as China tightens its crypto mining crackdowns and bans trading. Plus, CoinDesk's Markets Managing Editor Brad Keoun discusses his markets outlook since Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled tapering could happen at the Fed's next meeting in November.
