The latest development of national policy on virtual currency

1. Virtual property is not protected by law at present! Money in society is just a kind of special commodity to facilitate economic exchanges, which is issued by special state institutions. Moreover, money can not be issued indiscriminately. If the ratio between the currency in circulation and the country's GDP is out of balance, it may lead to one of two consequences: first, inflation. 2、 Economic crisis. Every year, the country carries out macro-control and evaluation on the gross output value of the economy, so as to determine the amount of money issued in the next year. To maintain the economic balance of the country. Now you can think about how money comes from in the virtual society of online games. The answer is very simple. Most of the money in the game is earned by killing monsters or virtual skills. No game has a special currency issuing agency. In other words, money can grow infinitely in the game. So inflation is very common in the game. Similarly, other virtual items in the game can be increased infinitely, regardless of the daily economic law, as long as they are used by appropriate means (such as plug-ins). If we link these two kinds of property completely affected by different economic laws, what will be the consequences?

2. There is no special regulation

3. There is no policy to prohibit the trading of virtual currency in China, and the trading of virtual currency is legal in China
at the end of 2013, the central bank and other five ministries and commissions jointly issued the bitcoin risk notice, in which bitcoin was clearly defined as a special Internet commodity, and people could buy and sell freely at their own risk, denying its monetary attribute. At this stage, financial institutions are not allowed to provide bitcoin related services. The transaction platform supporting its transaction must do a good job in anti money laundering< In an interview with the Boao Forum, President Yang Xiaochuan compared bitcoin to a tradable asset like a stamp, which the central bank has no right to ban
since 2013, popular virtual currencies include bitcoin, Laite coin, Fuyuan coin, doggy coin, reborn coin, etc.

5. In China, no company that issues virtual currency has been granted policy permission. China has a laissez faire attitude towards virtual currency. The following is China's position on virtual currency:

Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the central bank, said at last year's Boao Forum that bitcoin, like stamps collected by stamp collectors, has collection value, and people regard it as an asset to trade rather than a payment currency, so there is no question of banning it for the central bank. This is also the only time central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan has made a statement on the currency

in the bitcoin risk notice issued by the central bank and other five ministries and commissions at the end of 2013, bitcoin was clearly defined as a special Internet commodity, which people can buy and sell freely under the premise of free but risk, denying its monetary attribute. At this stage, all financial hooks are not allowed to provide bitcoin related services

since 2013, the popular virtual currencies are bitcoin, Fuyuan coin, Laite coin, doggy coin and so on.

6. Now the virtual RMB has also been issued, and the state's policy on virtual currency must strengthen supervision. In this case, we can agree.

7. No, when your virtual property is stolen, you can sue the court

8. I give all kinds of training than the open policy is really the country in order to promote the economy and improve people's quality of life.

9. 1、 "The game's internal equipment enhancement system, proction system and enchantment system are all probabilistic. Are they illegal?" I can tell you clearly that it's not illegal< Second, Article 20 of the notice of the Ministry of culture and the Ministry of Commerce on strengthening the management of virtual currency in online games stipulates that "online game operators shall not distribute game props or virtual currency by random means such as drawing lots, betting or random drawing on the premise that users directly invest cash or virtual currency." The purpose of this article is to strengthen market supervision and crack down on illegal and criminal activities such as gambling with virtual currency< Third, your understanding of this article is wrong. 1. The accidental acquisition of equipment and attributes in the game is not necessarily caused by direct investment of cash or virtual currency; 2. Although the acquisition of some attributes in the game is accidental, it is not necessarily through "lottery, bet, random extraction and other accidental distribution"; 3. Only through direct investment of cash or virtual currency, and through drawing lots, betting, immediate drawing and other means of distribution, is the prohibited act stipulated in Article 20.