Is the Chinese Central Bank in Control of Cryptocurrency Markets?

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Crypto currency markets, as we've all learnt in its development over the past decade, a pretty volatile place. The market has been drifting lower quite steadily of last few weeks. And on wednesday, it all seems to crack. I think more more than anything else, there weren't any concrete steps that the chinese central bank would take. It's sometimes, it's a little bit like a of a flock of birds that you see f a sudden change direction.

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Plus, the FT’s Trading Room editor, Philip Stafford, explains how a warning from Chinese regulators led to a chaotic day for cryptocurrency traders.

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https://www.ft.com/content/e37d6985-5c48-46f4-8b02-a67c1a6dfd01

Bitcoin gyrates on fears of regulatory crackdown

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Japanese pensioners with US stimulus cheques descend on Tokyo banks

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