The China-based state newspaper drew attention to the intense connection between cryptocurrencies and corruption.
Published by the Central Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the Communist Party of China (CCP) Legal Daily’s In its issue dated January 1, he drew attention to corruption committed using crypto money.
A detailed report was included in the said issue of the newspaper. Zhao Xuejun, associate professor of Hebei University School of Lawcryptocurrencies and digital gift cards bribe for “secret channelsHe highlighted what he had become.
In his statement, Xuejun stated that currencies “cold storage” for use in their wallets. possible to move abroad he emphasized. Associate Professor Zhao said that the CCP is corrupt and “at an unprecedented intensityHe added that he was struggling.
In the same content, Wuhan University Faculty of Law professor Mo Hongxian, was another academician who mentioned the name of Bitcoin. Hongxian points out that cryptocurrencies are highly anonymous and difficult to track, and that they are illegal and a natural tool for criminal activity He stated that it was.
Both names pointed out that more attention should be paid to corruption through cryptocurrencies.