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Bitcoin Banning China Keeps NFT-ing – Trustnodes

September 18, 2021
Source: bitcoinethereumnews.com bitcoinethereumnews.com
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is losing its war on crypto with positive news continuing to come out of the country years on after a continuous crackdown on bitcoin and other cryptos. The latest is news that one of China’s smartphone manufacturers, Meizu, has minted and is selling an NFT. The NFT has received a bid of 0.1 eth, while a copy of it by an unknown minter went for 5 eth with it unclear whether there was some confusion. They’re far from the only company to make gestures towards crypto. Global Times itself, long considered to be CCP’s mouthpiece,...
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