Is there a regulated bank for digital currency
Fourth, in terms of financial services, it mainly refers to various intermediary businesses such as collection and payment, consulting and so on. For example, the collection of water, electricity and coal is small and the number of users is huge. These companies will still entrust the bank to collect, and they still need to open an account in the bank, so the impact of digital currency issuance on financial services is small. Fifthly, the function of credit creation mainly refers to that the loan is re deposited in the bank, waiting for investment or use, resulting in derivative deposits and currency multiplier effect, which has nothing to do with the issue of digital currency
the issuance of digital currency will not rece the number of bank outlets, because the basic function of the bank is far from the payment intermediary function, as well as macroeconomic regulation, the development of deposit and loan business, as well as financial services, intermediary business, and so on. What's more, many people still insist on using cash to pay and transfer. Therefore, the issue of digital currency can not eliminate the outlets of banks. The real impact on bank outlets is the rise of Internet finance. Banking business moves from offline to online. People generally accept using mobile banking app to deal with business, and then the physical outlets of banks will be canceled
on September 4, the central bank and other seven ministries and commissions issued the notice on preventing the financing risk of token issuance, and the ICO trading platform was completely suspended. After September 14, the relevant token platforms successively removed procts or stopped trading. After the news came out, digital currency was boiling
some people can't help asking: with the collapse of ICO and the closure of bitcoin platform, is digital currency over? Here the central bank gives the answer. The central bank reports that around the Spring Festival this year, the block chain based digital bill trading platform promoted by the central bank has been tested successfully, and the digital currency Research Institute of the central bank will also be officially listed. China's sovereign digital currency will accelerate its arrival. Then some people will question whether China will proce its own bitcoin? Here, let's talk about what is digital currency:
digital currency
digital currency is different from virtual currency, not bitcoin or q-coin! That is to say, it is different from virtual currencies such as bitcoin and Ethernet
virtual currency can only be closed in circulation on the network, just like Tencent's q-coin and Dashen's coin on the platform of Dashen software collaborative instry ecological chain. They can only be used for one use of their own procts. Digital currency can be used for real goods and services transactions, but only the digital currency issued by the state is legal digital currency, bitcoin is illegal digital currency. As for legal digital currency, there is no unified international definition. Yao Qian, deputy director of the science and Technology Department of the people's Bank of China and head of the preparatory group of the digital currency Research Institute, believes that the digital currency researched and issued by the people's Bank of China is indexed RMB. From the perspective of national schemes, it belongs to legal encrypted digital currency, which is not only a payment tool but also a currency. Correspondingly, virtual currency is also called illegal fixed digital currency. Li Lihui, head of the blockchain working group of China Internet Finance Association, once said that digital currency must have legal status, national sovereignty endorsement, and clear responsibility subject of issuance. Virtual currencies represented by bitcoin and ethereal currency have no country, no sovereign endorsement, no qualified issuers, and no national credit support. These are not digital currencies.
according to the announcement on preventing the financing risks of token issuance jointly issued by the central bank and other seven ministries and commissions, the announcement points out that any so-called token financing trading platform shall not engage in the exchange business between legal tender and token and "virtual currency", and shall not buy or sell tokens or "virtual currency" as a central counter party, It is not allowed to provide pricing, information intermediary and other services for token or "virtual currency"
the announcement points out that token issuance financing refers to the so-called "virtual currency" raised from investors through the illegal sale and circulation of tokens. In essence, it is an unauthorized illegal public financing behavior, suspected of illegal sale of token bills, illegal issuance of securities, illegal fund-raising, financial fraud, pyramid schemes and other illegal criminal activities<
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the central bank said that the so-called "digital currency" in the market is not legal digital currency:
the central bank's gold and silver Bureau issued a "risk warning on issuing or promoting digital currency in the name of the people's Bank of China" on its official website, saying that recently, indivial enterprises falsely used the name of the central bank and labeled relevant digital procts as "authorized issuance of the people's Bank of China", Or they falsely claim that the central bank's digital currency promotion team is trying to deceive the public and make huge profits
the central bank said that 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. The central bank also suggested that the so-called "digital currency" launched by some institutions and enterprises and the so-called promotion of the central bank's issuance of digital currency may involve pyramid selling and fraud
in fact, virtual currencies such as bitcoin and lightcoin are representatives of the so-called digital currency. The central bank said in 2016 that it was studying China's legal digital currency. Yao Qian, director of the digital currency Research Institute of the people's Bank of China, previously told the media that the prototype scheme for the central bank to issue legal digital currency has completed two rounds of revision, and is expected to be tested in relatively closed application scenarios such as the bill market in the future, but there is no clear timetable for its launch
reference source: Xinhuanet - has anyone issued digital currency in the name of the central bank
source of reference: China Securities Regulatory Commission - Announcement on preventing financing risks of token issuance
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In terms of financial services, it mainly refers to all kinds of intermediary business such as collection and payment, consulting and so on. For example, water and electricity charges are collected on behalf of a large number of users with a small amount. These companies will still entrust banks to collect them, and they still need to open an account in the bank, so the impact of digital currency issuance on financial services is small. However, it is undeniable that the issuance of digital currency will definitely bring impact on the traditional business of banks, especially the cash business and payment and settlement business, which will force the banks to make the transformation of business model. However, this crisis has been highlighted as early as the launch of Alipay WeChat. Alipay's balance and the change in WeChat's red packets are actually the rapid development of electronic money, non cash payment, and the cash and settlement business of banks has declined. However, it still has no direct impact on bank outlets. Similarly, mobile banking and online banking are already very convenient. Why do people go to banks? Because some people can't operate, and some businesses can't be handled on mobile banking and online banking. Therefore, it can be said that only when big data, artificial intelligence and cloud computing are widely used in financial technology, the continuous improvement of citizens' quality, and the full migration of offline business to online business, will the physical outlets of banks be cancelled< br />