В Китае возобновляются репрессии в отношении криптовалют

cryptonews.ruОпубліковано о 2025-04-29Востаннє оновлено о 2025-10-30

Популярный альткоин был заблокирован в Китае, который продолжает строго запрещать биткоин и криптовалюты.

Продолжая придерживаться жёсткой позиции в отношении криптовалют, Китай запретил участникам посещать мероприятие, посвящённое блокчейну.

Мероприятие Solana (SOL) Accelerate APAC в Шэньчжэне было прервано из-за сообщений о переполненности зала. По данным местного китайского информационного агентства South China Morning Post, местная полиция начала расследование на месте происшествия.

Китайское сообщество блокчейна Solana в своём официальном аккаунте в социальной сети заявило, что мероприятие Solana Accelerate APAC, прошедшее в Шэньчжэне, было «невероятно популярным» и что количество посетителей превзошло все ожидания.

Хотя считается, что инцидент произошёл из-за переполненности зала, а не из-за темы мероприятия Solana, он вызвал опасения, что в материковом Китае начнутся новые репрессии в отношении криптовалют.

Пань Гуншэн, управляющий Народным банком Китая, выступил против стейблкоинов на форуме Financial Street в Пекине в понедельник. Он сказал, что стейблкоины всё ещё находятся на ранней стадии развития и не соответствуют базовым требованиям, таким как идентификация клиентов и меры по борьбе с отмыванием денег.

В то время как в материковом Китае продолжает действовать запрет на криптовалюты, Гонконг занимает прогрессивную позицию и вносит существенные изменения в регулирование цифровых активов.

Комиссия по ценным бумагам и фьючерсам Гонконга (SFC) официально одобрила первый спотовый ETF на Solana (SOL), выпущенный China Asset Management (ChinaAMC). Это уже третья криптовалюта, получившая одобрение на спотовый ETF, после биткоина (BTC) и Ethereum (ETH).

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