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China bans ICOs as risks abound
Chinese authorities on Monday ordered a ban on Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), a nascent form of fundraising in which technology start-ups issue their own digital coins, or "tokens", to investors to access funds.
September05,2017
China warns against virtual currency trading, ICO risks
The National Internet Finance Association of China (NIFA) alerted the market to risks in Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and virtual currency trading.
December16,2019
China warns against virtual currency trading, ICO risks
The National Internet Finance Association of China (NIFA), a self-disciplinary industrial body, on Thursday alerted the market to risks in overseas initial coin offerings (ICOs) and virtual currency trading.
April02,2020
China steps up financial regulation to address risks
China's ban on Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), a digital coin fundraising scheme, was only part of a broader campaign to curb the country's financial risks.
September07,2017
China to rein in overseas virtual currency trading
China's central bank has said it will tighten regulations on domestic investor participating in overseas transactions of initial coin offerings (ICOs) and virtual currency as risks in the sector are high.
February06,2018
Xunlei stocks fall after security warning
Shares of technology company Xunlei Ltd plunged 27.4 percent on Monday after the National Internet Finance Association of China said its token-based virtual currency, LinkToken, is a potentially high-risk model.
January17,2018
Caffè Milani to focus on Asia with Alibaba’s e-commerce
The roastery of Lipomo, managed by the third generation of Milani family, will increasingly focus on Chinese consumers, where the market is growing by 16% compared to 2% recorded in the rest of the world.
December28,2020
China moves to shut down cryptocurrency exchanges
Chinese regulators are taking steps to shut down the country's cryptocurrency exchanges and ban trading of digital cryptocurrency to rein in financial risks.
September20,2017
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