Is it illegal to trade in cryptocurrencies in my country?

Trading virtual currencies is not a clear violation of the law in China. The country has not specifically stated which laws and regulations clearly state that trading virtual currencies is illegal. Although it has introduced many policies to restrict trading, the main purpose is to crack down on criminal activities disguised as virtual currencies. Not only in China, but also in various countries and regions around the world, the general situation in this regard is similar, with only some differences in details.

Although some people's cards will be frozen or blocked when trading virtual currencies, and they will even be held accountable, the main reason is that they received stolen money during the cash-out process, or involved foreign exchange. Only these two points, even if you are in the United States, Japan or other countries, it is the same.

As long as the virtual currency receives stolen money during the cash-out process, the situation is the same as in China, even if you have problems with virtual currency withdrawal in Hong Kong, where the policy is relatively loose. The relevant departments in the country also have the right to unfreeze and judicially deduct.

Your simple virtual currency trading behavior is not illegal, but if you receive stolen money or involve foreign exchange issues during the cash-out process, it may involve criminal offenses.

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