An article from China’s Legal Daily, made by the Communist Party of China has raised worries about higher checks on using cryptocurrency in their country.
The article, especially focused on crypto and digital presents possible methods for bribery. It called for stronger control and legal steps to prevent this from happening.
Experts who study law at the yearly China Integrity and Legal Research Association meeting said it’s important to talk about how digital money can lead to corruption in new ways.
Professor Zhao Xuejun focused on the “secret ways” made by pretending money and gift cards. They can be put in things you carry around easily, and travel to other countries with no problem. This being easy to use and secret also makes it hard to find out who is doing bad things, like paying off people for favours.
Professor Mo Hongxian also mentioned Bitcoin as an example of the privacy worries related to cryptocurrencies. He said that judges should pay attention to transactions using digital money even though it’s not recognized in China.
These worries seem to be making people want stricter rules. The article ends by urging us to make laws more strict against new ways of being corrupt, widening the range covered in bribery crimes and improving our watch over areas at risk for these fresh dishonest practices.
This came after a joint warning by the Supreme People’s Procuratorate and State Administration of Foreign Exchange last week. They told officials not to use Tether as an intermediary in yuan-based foreign exchange transactions.
It’s important to note that while China stops crypto as a money thing, it likes blockchain tech for different reasons. China’s digital money, e-CNY is a great example. It shows big improvements even though it’s only at the beginning stage with small tests.
China’s recent position shows that it is wanting to manage and oversee the use of cryptocurrencies inside its country.
By using the base blockchain technology, we are working hard to stop wrong uses – especially in dishonest actions. This view shows the difficult and changing connection between China and the digital asset world.
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