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China to Increase Regulatory Pressure on Crypto, Says Bobby Lee

source-logo  coinspeaker.com 26 July 2021 12:22, UTC

According to Bobby Lee, one of the leading crypto proponents of China, Beijing is no longer interested in encouraging crypto transactions in the country.

China has been consistent in suppressing the crypto trade business in the region and has accelerated the regulatory pressure on existing trading units in the country to suspend the proceedings in their entirety. The Chinese government has been determined to execute a complete crackdown on cryptocurrency trading and impose a complete strict crackdown in the nation.

Chinese crypto proponent and BTC minimalist & Ballet CEO Bobby Lee has further instigated that China is no longer interested in sustaining cryptocurrency mining and crypto transactions in China should now be considered as a “thing that existed in the past .”

China Imposes Strict Regulatory Pressure on Crypto Trading in the Region

The crypto mogul and enthusiast Bobby Lee was seen discussing in detail the significance of China being consistent about the crackdown and has expressed his concern regarding the nation’s inclination towards an outright ban on cryptocurrency operations. He further stated that the Chinese government is not in favor of any crypto mining and if this pattern continues to expand and evolve, then it can result in a direct outright ban on crypto trade in China.

Lee further stated that he is not necessarily concerned that China’s impending crackdown can have adverse effects on the crypto market index and evaluation at large. Lee believes that there is no pressure on crypto due to the absence of any uniform correlation factor between the currency and China’s yuan which can directly hamper the progress of the virtual digital asset.

He also clarified that cryptocurrency being generalized and accepted by leading world’s entrepreneurs like Elon Musk certainly adds more value to it which will always act as a safety cushion for the currency to thrive in. Lee also added that he wishes to see many fortune 500 companies accepting cryptocurrency and adding them as a vital source of conducting transactions in their independent work portfolio to promote the currency on a global domain.

Lee firmly believes that if China continues to be aggressive regarding impending crypto transactions then it can result in an outright ban in the region. The Chinese Government currently has banned all crypto operations and is allowing only a few independent investors to hold and trade crypto. Following this news, many cryptocurrency miners have now started to look for alternative trades professions while many leading crypto companies such as FTX have reduced their work operations in the region by a substantial 70%.

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