The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the most important conference in China this year, ended on October 24. With the conclusion of the conference, some temporary arrangements and policies were also shelved. Among the revoked regulations may include banning Bitcoin trading in China.
ZB.com, one of the new exchanges to start operating in the country, announced yesterday that all trading functions will be available from November 1. Users can already sign up and deposit funds into their accounts.
The platform reported that people all over the world, including those living in China, can trade digital currencies. The exchange operates in English and Chinese languages.
Allegedly ‘behind the Chinese government’
However, it is too early to announce that the current regulation for Bitcoin and other digital currencies is invalid. Perhaps this platform will be shut down by the government. In addition, there are those who say that the Chinese government is behind this stock market.