China's strict cryptocurrency crackdown: The "Dogecoin" incident
A surprising incident in China reveals the country's strict cryptocurrency restrictions:
- A woman's bank account at China Construction Bank was frozen after she wrote "Dogecoin" in a simple transaction of 250 yuan to her husband.
- To unlock the account, the bank required her husband to provide transaction records for several months and sign a statement confirming no involvement with cryptocurrency in the past or future.
- Bank officials insist that "transaction records alone" are not sufficient evidence of non-involvement with cryptocurrency.
This case highlights China's stringent regulatory environment regarding cryptocurrency, where merely mentioning the name of a cryptocurrency in a transaction description can trigger account restrictions.
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