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Indian exchange, WazirX, had 377 requests from law enforcement agencies in 6 months

China's ban on crypto transactions pushed the neighboring India to the fore when it came to populous countries seeing a rise in crypto adoption. Boosted by the relatively cheap cost of data, several IThe post Indian exchange, WazirX, had 377 requests from law enforcement agencies in 6 months appeared first on AMBCrypto. дальше »

2021-10-20 05:30


Chinese Bitcoin Miners Struggling to Keep the Lights on Amid ‘Frozen Card Tide’

Chinese Bitcoin miners are experiencing difficulties in paying their electricity bills as law enforcement engages in major card freezing operations. From supply chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus lockdowns to excessive flooding during the Sichuan monsoon season, Bitcoin (BTC) miners in China are enduring a challenging 2020. дальше »

2020-11-16 16:26


Police Freeze Chinese Crypto OTC Traders’ Accounts; Digital Assets Tied to Laundered Money

Chinese Police freeze crypto over the counter traders (OTC) accounts to investigate a possible incident of money laundering stains on some of the digital assets on exchanges. The abrupt halt in China’s biggest fiat on- and off- ramp gives sets in surveillance by the relevant law enforcement officers with locked users’ accounts needing an “approval […] дальше »

2020-6-9 19:02


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China Bitcoin Ban: Lawyer Says Occasional BTC P2P Exchange Is Legal

A member of the Bank of China Law Research Association says sporadic bitcoin (BTC) trading isn’t illegal in the country despite the trading ban enacted in 2017. This new revelation by cnLedger, a cryptocurrency news source that focuses on China, begs the question of what Chinese law enforcement and regulators would deem “occasional BTC trading. дальше »

2019-5-23 12:00


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Chinese authorities are sampling sewage to flush out drug users

The Chinese government is analyzing urine and feces from sewage as part of a sweeping national crackdown on illegal drug use. China isn’t the first country to sift through sewage in order to collect data on illegal drug use, but as far as we know it’s the first to implement the technique in actual law enforcement situations — a move which prompts a litany of privacy and citizen safety concerns. дальше »

2018-7-16 21:10