一个业余的腾律师
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CCTV is reporting on BTC. Alipay in China has also started to promote virtual currency. This is true.
CCTV has reported the craziness of $BTC . In the past two days, CCTV's Economic Information Network reported that the price of Bitcoin has soared to a record high, reaching $100,000 at one point, an increase of more than 10%. Maybe I am just too surprised.
I also checked CCTV's historical reports on Bitcoin and found that there are indeed quite a few. I roughly sorted out CCTV's reports on Bitcoin in chronological order. The earliest was on May 3, 2013. At that time, Lushan County, Sichuan was hit by the 420 earthquake. The disaster area received a lot of donations, including more than 230 Bitcoins. Bitcoin has since come into the eyes of the Chinese people, and it is still such a warm and positive image. The next day, CCTV News Channel popularized Bitcoin in a program called Mysterious Bitcoin, saying that Bitcoin has risen 5,320 times in three years. In this program, Li Moulai was interviewed by CCTV. He claimed to have six-digit Bitcoins and was soon praised by the media as China's richest Bitcoiner. At this time, Bitcoin began to unveil its mysterious veil. On December 2, 2013, CCTV Finance Channel's Economic Half Hour broadcast a program called Crazy Bitcoin. This program reported the skyrocketing price of Bitcoin and the madness of mining activities at the time. This madness can be said to have won the screen.
I also checked CCTV's historical reports on Bitcoin and found that there are indeed quite a few. I roughly sorted out CCTV's reports on Bitcoin in chronological order. The earliest was on May 3, 2013. At that time, Lushan County, Sichuan was hit by the 420 earthquake. The disaster area received a lot of donations, including more than 230 Bitcoins. Bitcoin has since come into the eyes of the Chinese people, and it is still such a warm and positive image. The next day, CCTV News Channel popularized Bitcoin in a program called Mysterious Bitcoin, saying that Bitcoin has risen 5,320 times in three years. In this program, Li Moulai was interviewed by CCTV. He claimed to have six-digit Bitcoins and was soon praised by the media as China's richest Bitcoiner. At this time, Bitcoin began to unveil its mysterious veil. On December 2, 2013, CCTV Finance Channel's Economic Half Hour broadcast a program called Crazy Bitcoin. This program reported the skyrocketing price of Bitcoin and the madness of mining activities at the time. This madness can be said to have won the screen.
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