- Cibiyoyin hada-hadar kudi da cibiyoyin biyan bashin da ba na banki ba za su iya ba da sabis ga ayyuka da ayyuka masu alaƙa da agogo masu kama-da-wane.
- Lambar dijital ta farko ta duniya ta hanyar haɓakar kasuwa ta faɗi sama da 5% zuwa ƙasa $ 42,000.
- Sauran cryptocurrencies sun bi yanayin raguwa tare da ether faduwa 10% zuwa ƙasa $ 2,800, yayin da dogecoin ya faɗi sama da 8% zuwa ƙasa $ 0.20.
Babban bankin jama'ar kasar Sin ya ba da sanarwar shirin hana cibiyoyin hada -hadar kudi, kamfanonin kudi da kamfanonin intanet daga sauƙaƙe kasuwancin cryptocurrency, tare da ƙarfafa sa ido kan haɗarin daga ayyukan kasuwancin cryptocurrency.
Mai kula da kasar Sin ya nanata matsayinta mai tsauri kan kudaden dijital a yau, tare da ayyana duk ayyukan kasuwancin cryptocurrency ba bisa ka'ida ba tare da hana musayar musayar kasashen waje daga bayar da sabis ga masu saka hannun jari na kasar Sin.
"Canjin canjin kuɗin waje na ƙasashen waje waɗanda ke amfani da intanet don ba da sabis ga mazauna cikin gida suma ana ɗaukar su ayyukan haramun ne na kuɗi," Bankin mutanen kasar Sin sanya a shafinta na yanar gizo.
Babban bankin ya ce "cibiyoyin hada-hadar kudi da cibiyoyin biyan kudaden da ba na banki ba ba za su iya ba da ayyuka ga ayyuka da ayyukan da suka shafi kudaden da ake kashewa ba."
Matakin ya aika da bitcoin da sauran agogo masu kama -karya. Lambar dijital ta lamba ta ɗaya ta duniya ta hanyar ƙimar kasuwa, Bitcoin, ya faɗi sama da 5% zuwa ƙasa $ 42,000. Sauran abubuwan cryptocurrencies sun bi yanayin raguwa tare da ether ya faɗi 10% zuwa ƙasa $ 2,800, yayin da dogecoin ya faɗi sama da 8% zuwa ƙasa $ 0.20, a cewar gidan yanar gizon Coinmarketcap.
Sabuwar hukuncin ya zo a matsayin wani bangare na fafutukar da gwamnatocin China ke yi kan masu saka hannun jari. A farkon wannan shekarar, Beijing ta hana hakar ma'adinai a manyan cibiyoyin bitcoin, kamar Sichuan, Xinjiang da Inong Mongolia, wanda ya haifar da raguwar karfin sarrafa bitcoin, yayin da masu hakar ma'adinai da yawa suka dauki kayan aikinsu a layi.
ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:
- A small toy figurine is seen on representations of the Bitcoin virtual currency displayed in front of an image of China’s flag in this illustration picture, April 9, 2019.
- The People's Bank of China announced plans to ban financial institutions, money companies and internet enterprises from facilitating cryptocurrency trading, as well as to strengthen monitoring of risks from cryptocurrency business activities.
- “Overseas virtual currency exchanges that use the internet to offer services to domestic residents is also considered illegal financial activity,” the People's Bank of China posted to its website.
