China’s National Development and Reform Commission is considering the possibility of applying sanctions against state-owned enterprises involved in cryptocurrency mining.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) spokesman Meng Wei said at a press conference that the Commission intends to suppress industrial mining of bitcoins and any involvement of state-owned enterprises in this activity.
The NDRC has made municipalities responsible for investigating the activities of state-owned enterprises involved in cryptocurrency mining. The Commission is proposing to raise electricity prices for companies that continue to ignore the government’s ban on bitcoin mining.
We will remind that earlier the vice-president of Jiangxi province Xiao Yi was dismissed from all government posts and sent to court. He was charged with corruption and abuse of power in the construction and support of mining enterprises in Jiangxi province.
In addition, last month, the Zhejiang Provincial Administration announced that it was beginning to investigate cases of mining in government organizations, public higher education institutions and scientific institutions.
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