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China May Not Ban Crypto Mining After All

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CoinDesk’s Wolfie Zhao breaks down what China’s National Development and Reform Commission’s classification of cryptocurrency mining as an undesirable industry really means – and why such a designation does not necessarily constitute a ban on bitcoin mining.

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