加密货币禁令

Summary:
•China has strictly banned cryptocurrency trading since September 2021, but interest in Bitcoin is increasing.
•Despite the ban, China’s underground cryptocurrency market still has huge trading volumes.
•Hong Kong is open to digital assets and faces an economic downturn pushing investors towards cryptocurrencies.

Recent developments have sparked discussion about whether China may reconsider its stance on cryptocurrency trading. Despite an explicit ban on cryptocurrency trading that has been in place since September 2021, there has been a noticeable increase in interest in cryptocurrencies within China. This is clearly proven by the growing trend of searching for Bitcoin on platforms such as Weibo and WeChat.

This article briefly:
•Honduras CNBS has imposed a ban on cryptocurrency trading activities for financial institutions within its jurisdiction.
•CNBS explained that the ban is to maintain strict control over the integrity of the country’s financial system.
•The move contrasts with growing institutional interest globally, such as the launch of a Bitcoin ETF in the United States.

While several countries around the world are opening their borders to cryptocurrency trading, Honduran regulators have taken decisive steps to curb these activities within their jurisdiction.
The National Banking and Securities Commission of Honduras (CNBS) issued a ban prohibiting financial institutions in the country from engaging in cryptocurrency trading or holding digital assets.