Malaysia virtual currency trading platform

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It can be divided into decentralized trading platform and centralized trading platform:

decentralized trading platform:

both have their own advantages and disadvantages, and they should be selected according to their own needs< br />

3. In China, there is no formal virtual currency trading platform. So don't think about it, wash and sleep.

4. At present, bitcoin and other virtual currency transactions are prohibited in China; The original domestic virtual currency trading platform either stopped operation, or transferred to foreign markets

there are two types of virtual currency trading platforms for users to choose from:
first, the original well-known trading platforms in China, such as the global professional website of fire coin, okcoin international station and so on
for users, this type of trading platform is more familiar and has more choices
2. Overseas trading platforms, such as bitfinex, coinbase, etc; Users have relatively few choices. After all, they need to have a certain level of English
but generally speaking, there are some risks in virtual currency transaction, and users are advised to choose rationally and trade cautiously.

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Bank of Malaysia: it does not recognize or prohibit the public from deciding on the future of virtual currency

the president of the National Bank of Malaysia, dansri Muhammad Ibrahim, said that the concept document of cryptocurrency will be finalized this month, and the future of the virtual currency will be decided by the public

he mentioned that Malaysia's response is slightly different from that of some countries that have decided to ban cryptocurrency. Malaysia will not ban cryptocurrency at present, but let the market decide the future of cryptocurrency. The key is that our country must understand what is inside it

however, on September 28, Dato Mohamad zabidi bin Ahmad, senior director and global head of CIMB, Malaysia's second largest bank, attended the launching ceremony of an exchange called "urcoin" and publicly expressed the bank's support for it

It can be seen from this that although Malaysia does not affirm digital currency as its legal tender, it has selected some projects to support it, observe its development and prepare for the future legislation

6. These so-called imported digital currencies are generally unreliable. They are mainly promoted by the marketing mode. In fact, they have no value. The so-called concept of their publicity does not exist. There is no technical support. It is just a digital game. And these coins will often play under the banner of an international or a company to cheat
it is suggested to pay more attention to the mainstream digital currencies such as bitcoin, Ruitai coin, Laite coin and vitality coin.

7. Fake, domestic split currency, virtual currency, many of them are Malaysian, just because the Chinese market is big, there are many young people want to take a shortcut, do not work hard, want to get rich overnight, how can there be such a good thing in the world, if there is you will say it, Li Ka Shing, he will tell you how to make money? Think about it!

8. Hello, most of these platforms are not compliance channels, or even illegal,
but there is no problem, so it can not be determined
few investors and poor liquidity; Lack of supervision and serious manipulation.

9. I'm not sure, but I wish you good luck and hope you can find it soon_ ∩) o... 5173 or Taobao is not globalization? You can get a bank card in China to deposit some money. If you can log on Taobao or 5173 in Malaysia, it's OK

10. Because remit money can expose identity