There's a rule out there that states any unregistered investors will have their assets confiscated, and this applies to individual traders.

The most ambiguous part of this regulation is that it covers all foreign investments. There’s no distinction made between stocks, crypto, even tech, services, or data—the whole shebang is included. It's also unclear if buying property abroad counts. Small-scale overseas real estate, stock investments, and crypto assets might all fall under the broad category of "foreign investments."

Moreover, the rules can trace back to crimes against national security, espionage, and information theft.

It's safe to say that it’s vague and boundaries are nonexistent. In our legal system, the more vague the rules, the more fear it breeds. Many crypto giants have fallen to the weight of ambiguous regulations. This is arguably the strictest ban since the reform and opening up, and theoretically, as long as domestic funds aren’t registered, transferring investments abroad can lead to serious charges.

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