- Cryptocurrencies face the wrath of Chinese crackdown as countries might push for similar sanctions - Financial assistance and monetary security could be provided by many institutions in the country - Environmental concerns in China had led to curbs in mining activities Before China’s State Council’s Financial Stability Committee pledged to get serious about the digital currency’s mining and exchanging exercises in May 2021, barely any individuals – even among worldwide monetary experts – understood that China represents over 70% of the world’s bitcoin and other cryptographic forms of money’s stock. Since most worldwide digital currencies are mined and exchanged...