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China intensifies crackdown on cryptocurrency hype, speculation

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China's Internet watchdog intensified a crackdown on illegal online information that may lead to speculation and fraud involving cryptocurrency. The move since earlier this year was aimed at protecting people's property, according to the Cyberspace Administration of China. Administration shut down 989 accounts on Weibo, WeChat and Baidu's online community service.
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China intensifies crackdown on cryptocurrencies with closure of websites and social media accounts

The Chinese government's struggle to stop the advance of cryptocurrencies in the Asian country continues in full swing

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China intensifies crackdown on cryptocurrency hype, speculation

China's Internet watchdog on Tuesday said it had intensified a crackdown on illegal online informati

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China intensifies crackdown on cryptocurrency hype, speculation

China's internet watchdog on Tuesday said it had intensified a crackdown on illegal online information that may lead to speculation and fraud involving cryptocurrency.

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Ecns broke the news in China on Tuesday, August 9, 2022.
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