M-chain digital currency Promotion Award
It is illegal to invest in the digital currency mchain
the central bank has not issued legal digital currency, nor authorized any institutions and enterprises to issue legal digital currency, and there is no promotion team. At present, the so-called "digital currency" in the market is not legal digital currency
In addition, the so-called "digital currency" launched by some institutions and enterprises in the market and the so-called promotion of the central bank's issuance of digital currency may involve pyramid selling and fraudthe official website of the monetary Bureau of the people's Bank of China issued the risk warning on issuing or promoting digital currency in the name of the people's Bank of China. The central bank pointed out that recently, indivial enterprises falsely used the name of the central bank to label relevant digital procts as "authorized issuance by the people's Bank of China", or falsely claimed that the central bank's digital currency promotion team, in an attempt to deceive the public and take the opportunity to make huge profits
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1. The law on the supervision of digital currency is still blank. Digital currency is in a gray area in China, which can be done if it is not prohibited by law. However, there are still some normative provisions on digital currency in China
2. At the end of 2013, the central bank and other five ministries and commissions jointly issued the bitcoin risk notice, which clearly defined bitcoin as a special Internet commodity, and people can buy and sell it freely at their own risk. But it denies its monetary attribute. At this stage, bitcoin cannot and should not be used as currency
3. Mchain, Ruitai, Qianjin, Laite and other digital currencies are all applicable to the definition of bitcoin. Digital currency can exist as a commodity
Remember the guy who accidentally threw away the hard disk with a lot of bitcoin as garbage? Well, he made the headlines again recently, and the recent surge in the price of bitcoin has inspired him to look for his treasure again. He was ready to make his hands dirty & hellip& hellip; Dig a landfill
Although this is the largest known case of bitcoin loss, Howells is not the only one to encounter this tragedy. Another story is that Campbell Simpson, an editor at Gizmodo Australia, threw away about 1400 BTC. When he bought the bitcoin, he spent only a $25. Today, these bitcoins are worth as much as $16 million However, the person who lost the most bitcoin may be the founder of bitcoin himself. According to recent research by chainalysis, the 1 million bitcoins held by Ben Cong, the founder of bitcoin, are likely to never enter the broader market. It is believed that these bitcoins are scattered in the counting wallet, and their owners have either lost their private key or died. If the founders of bitcoin are still alive, they will either perfectly embody the dictionary's definition of & quot; Holder & quot;, Or someone more tragic than Campbell Simpson or James Howells