בכיר סיני הודח על ידי המפלגה הקומוניסטית בגלל תמיכה בכריית קריפטו

China’s Communist Party recently kicked out one of its top officials after he was found promoting and supporting crypto mining in the country, דיווחים הדרום מורינג פוסט של סין.

Xiao Yi, formerly of the Jiangxi Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, allegedly “abused his power to introduce and support enterprises to engage in virtual currency ‘mining’ activities that do not meet the requirements of national industrial policy.”

According to a government statement released on Saturday, a government probe also claimed he’d taken bribes, stuffed himself at swanky banquets, and leveraged his status for sex.

Xiao is the eighth Chinese Communist Party official investigated this year as China’s President Xi Jinping continues his crusade against שחיתות ו קריפטו.

Beijing is also under pressure to achieve carbon neutrality across the country by 2060.

Communist Party wants rich to stop using crypto

In June, Beijing banned cryptocurrency mining across the country, triggering a major exodus of Bitcoin infrastructure.

ביטקוין hashrate כמעט halved in the weeks following the ban, but has since recovered as miners found new homes in places like Kazakhstan and Texas.

Despite Beijing’s crackdown, cryptocurrencies are still popular with China’s mega-rich looking to ring-fence their assets.

The Communist Party’s “common prosperity” campaign, which proposes taxes and wealth redistribution, has the country’s richest citizens worried.

קרא עוד: [מדוע איסור הביטקוין של סין נותן יתרון תחרותי לארה"ב ולאירופה]

As a result, the wealthy are לפי הדיווחים להפוך ל ביטקוין and other cryptocurrencies to move funds out of China without arousing suspicion.

Last week, authorities in Tokyo חָשׂוּף one such scheme.

A tax audit discovered a team of middlemen using crypto to move billions of yen into Japanese real estate on behalf of Chinese investors.

עקבו אחרינו ב טויטר לחדשות קריפטו מושכלות יותר.

Source: https://protos.com/top-chinese-official-ousted-by-communist-party-for-supporting-crypto-mining/