China s Inner Mongolia set to impose eight measures on crypto mining ban
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The Inner Mongolia Development and Reformation Commission issued a proposal on Tuesday that outlined eight areas that could be deemed as illegal that relate to crypto mining activities.
It is the first, more concrete proposal to emerge four days after a Chinese State Council committee raised the subject of a bitcoin trading and mining crackdown during a recent meeting.
The government of China s Inner Mongolia region has proposed eight new measures to phase out crypto mining activities.
The Inner Mongolia Development and Reformation Commission (DRC) issued a proposal on Tuesday that outlined eight areas that could be deemed as illegal that relate to crypto mining activities. It is the first, more concrete proposal to emerge four days after a Chinese State Council committee raised the subject of a bitcoin trading and mining crackdown during a recent meeting.
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The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned actress Sawika Pinky Chaidet, along with her mother Sarinya and brother Sarayut, to hear charges brought against them over their alleged role in a Ponzi scheme.
The trio went to the DSI s headquarters on Wednesday, and met the director of the Bureau of Illegal Financial and Business Crimes, Piyasiri Wattanavarangkul.
They were then charged with colluding to defraud others and disseminating fake information through a computer system. While they acknowledged the charges, Sawika and her family denied any wrongdoing.
The trio were accused of being involved with Forex-3D, a scam run by Apiruk Kothi who allegedly lured thousands of victims into investing in foreign currencies with the promise of high returns. About 9,692 investors were cheated out of 1.9 billion baht in the high-profile Ponzi scheme. Mr Apiruk was arrested on Jan 15, after more than a year on the run.