Despite optimistic rumors and expectations of the resumption of trading on November 1 by the largest exchanges of China - BTCC, OKCoin and Huobi - in China, new positive statements from representatives of these exchanges have not yet been received. They continue to develop sites in Hong Kong and are planning to expand to other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. BTCC froze the withdrawal of funds at 12 o'clock on Monday, as it was previously stated in the press release of the exchange, which followed the requirements of the Chinese government on September 4.
The other two exchanges also have not changed their intentions yet and stopped their activity on the exchange of digital currencies for yuan yesterday, October 31, as indicated in the statements on the exchanges' websites.
Meanwhile, the founder of the Huobi exchange, Leon Lee does not lose heart and said that his company plans to act as a provider of information and research services in the field of blockade in the Chinese market. It is possible that other exchanges will follow suit.
As of the second half of the working day, the Chinese financial and banking communities remain silent on the issue of the resumption of trading of yen. The new exchange ZB.com is working in a test mode, and in its official tweet, there is no information on the support of trade for yuan.
The rate of bitcoin in the meantime conquers new peaks and today reached a mark of $ 6,592 per BTC on the Bitfinex exchange.