In total, 51 countries around the world oppose the new blockchain world in the cryptocurrency industry.

2021-12-26 03:52
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A total of 51 countries / regions around the world have banned cryptocurrency trading, according to a report released by the Global Research Council (GLRD) to the US Library of Congress on October 26. The statement said: "While the 2018 proclamation identified 8 restrictions and 15 restrictions, the November 2021 update identified 9 restrictions. And 42 restrictions prohibiting direct disclosure of illegal cryptocurrency Bank directly prohibits disclosure money or businesses related to cryptocurrency and in this case the exchange of cryptocurrency is prohibited. Nine countries are restricted: Algeria, Bangladesh, China, Egypt, Iraq, Morocco, Nepal, Qatar and Tunisia.

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