US Accuses Chinese Companies of Using Crypto to Sell Drugs
The US Department of Justice has initiated criminal investigations against eight Chinese companies and fourteen employees engaged in drug trafficking using digital currencies.
The US Department of Justice has initiated criminal investigations against eight Chinese companies and fourteen employees engaged in drug trafficking using digital currencies.
Changchun Mu, head of the digital currency research institute at the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), stated that the digital yuan, the Chinese central bank digital currency (CBDC) currently in trial, ought to be accessible in all retail payment scenarios.
The former official of the Chinese province of Jiangxi, Yi Xiao, has been handed a life sentence by a court after being found guilty of corrupt activities and supporting cryptocurrency mining operations.
The Chinese government has not altered its hard-line stance against digital currencies, but has only intensified it.
Sam-Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, has pled not guilty to the new criminal charges brought against him by the US government.
A recent report has stated that Binance employees and volunteers have been aiding customers in China to bypass the exchange’s Know Your Customer protocols.

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