In retrospect, it is unfortunate that the Central Bank has fully prohibited domestic trading and settlement of virtual money since September 2021. China's lag in the fields of Bitcoin and stablecoins started from that time. Fortunately, there is now an awakening that Bitcoin and stablecoins are not enemies but a core part of a completely new financial currency system, which should not only be embraced but also caught up with. If there hadn't been a complete ban back then, stablecoins might have had a place alongside the Renminbi by now, and we need to catch up quickly. Excessive regulation is not acceptable. #中心化交易所Top3的重塑时刻#

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Biquanlidejiucaivip
· 06-28 12:59
It's all the fault of the officialdom.
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MysteriousLittleWorkervip
· 06-28 02:05
Frequent changes in orders are just a habit. But overall, it is developing for the better. Take it slow.
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