How many failed bitcoin platforms are there

2. Li, a Hefei native, spent 140000 yuan on 124 bitcoins in October this year. Afterwards, Li joined some chat groups of bitcoin players to pay close attention to the bitcoin market. On October 22, a person named Michael in the group took the initiative to chat with Li and asked him if he was mining“ I won't, and I won't get any money. " Mr. Li replied. Michael repeatedly urged Li to have a try and sent him a "mining tool", claiming that he could use the tool to dig more bitcoin. In the subsequent chat, Michael constantly reminds Li to put bitcoin in his wallet, saying that the trading website is not safe“ From time to time, there are news that trading websites are closing down and running away. What he said is quite reasonable, so I believe him. " Li told Anhui Business Daily
100 bitcoins disappeared
Li received and installed mining tools. On the evening of October 26, he was inced by Michael to put 100 bitcoins in his wallet. However, when the bitcoin in the E-wallet just reached 100, it suddenly disappeared. Li suddenly panic God, and then contact Michael, the convenience of invisible disappeared
Li told reporters that at present, a bitcoin costs about 5000 or 6000 yuan, and 100 bitcoins are worth 500000 or 600000 yuan. Afterwards, Li reported the case to the police. However, to Li's disappointment, because bitcoin is a virtual currency, there is no relevant domestic law to regulate and protect its transactions. The police did not file a case“ Now, this man named Michael is still active on the Internet. He's just taking advantage of the law. " Li told Anhui Business Daily
there is a Trojan horse in "mining tools"
How could Li's bitcoin disappear? 360 security engineer contacted him and tested Michael's "mining tool", and found that this tool is a very popular "bitcoin robber" Trojan horse this year. According to the analysis of 360 security center, most of the "bitcoin thieves" Trojans are disguised as mining tools, simplified wallets and other compressed files. Once a player is recruited, the Trojan will automatically search for bitcoin wallets and steal them through e-mail, hacker remote control and other means.

3. No, many foreign platforms have been stolen, and they are bankrupt. They can't get a cent back

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Last night (September 15), Huo yuan.com and okcoin announced that they would close RMB trading on October 31. So far, all the three major domestic bitcoin trading platforms, which are jointly known as bitcoin China, have been spared

in fact, yesterday morning, there was a circulation of "requirements for the cleaning up and rectification of virtual currency trading venues in Beijing", which clearly pointed out that an announcement should be issued before 24 o'clock yesterday to specify the final time to stop all virtual currency transactions, and announced the immediate stop of new user registration. It also requires the trading place to report to the financial office of the district where the registration place is located daily the operation situation and the progress of the clearing work before completing the clearing work

as soon as the news came out, the price of bitcoin dived again, and the price of bitcoin instantly dived to RMB 17010.9. However, as of the time of press release, the price of bitcoin has returned to nearly 20000 yuan

5. If you buy it on a regular platform, even if the exchange goes bankrupt, bitcoin will still be there, except that you can take it away before the exchange goes bankrupt; But if you buy it on an informal platform, you may not be buying BTC at all. It's very likely that it's a bunch of numbers, so it doesn't matter whether you're here or not.

6. If it goes out of business, bitcoin will definitely fall, but it can't be traded,

7. If the bitcoin platform fails, you can find qualified platforms in China, such as 1coin, okcoin, huocoin, etc,