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Bitcoin mining: China s government is cracking down

Bitcoin mining: China s government is cracking down CNN 3 hrs ago By Laura He, CNN Business © Qilai Shen/Bloomberg/Getty Images Bitcoin mining machines operate at a mining facility by Bitmain Technologies Ltd. in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, on Friday, Aug. 11, 2017. China has extended its iron-fisted crackdown on using and trading bitcoin to the industry that oversees the mining of new cryptocurrency tokens. The new steps from Beijing were unveiled late on Friday. They roiled crypto markets over the weekend and pushed crypto miners to suspend some business in China, creating uncertainty about a critical step in the process needed to put more of these coins in circulation.

Elon Musk met with Bitcoin miners to discuss making the cryptocurrency more environmentally friendly

Elon Musk met with Bitcoin miners to discuss making the cryptocurrency more environmentally friendly dreuter@insider.com (Dominick Reuter) Elon Musk met with leading Bitcoin miners to discuss the environmental impact of their industry. In a tweet, the Tesla CEO called the proposed next steps potentially promising. Bitcoin prices shot up after Musk s tweet from about $38,000 to a peak of $39,600. MicroStrategy founder and CEO Michael Saylor said he convened industry leaders including Blockcap, Hut 8, Marathon Digital Holdings, and Riot Blockchain to discuss forming an organization that would establish reporting standards and ESG goals for mining. The companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Bitcoin plunges amid China clampdown fears, fallout from Tesla s U-turn

Bitcoin tumbles as low as $30,000 amid a broad crypto sell-off after China signals a crackdown

Bitcoin tumbles as low as $30,000 amid a broad crypto sell-off after China signals a crackdown snagarajan@businessinsider.com (Shalini Nagarajan) Bitcoin and other major digital assets sank on Wednesday after China warned investors against cryptocurrencies. Virtual currencies can t be used to conduct business as they don t have real value, China s central bank said. A price drop below $30,000 for bitcoin wouldn t be surprising, a senior market analyst said. Bitcoin and other digital currencies plunged on Wednesday after the People s Bank of China announced digital tokens can t be used as a form of payment by financial institutions. Bitcoin fell as much as 31%, to $30,016.83. Binance Coin fell 32% to $337.27, dogecoin fell 30% to 36 cents, and Ethereum s ether fell 44% to $1,918.773 at intraday lows.

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