Central Bank Financial Stability Bureau: The rectification work in areas such as virtual currency trading has been basically completed, and efforts to resolutely curb domestic virtual currency trading speculation are in place

ChainCatcher News, the Financial Stability Bureau of the People's Bank of China published a column article titled "Effectively Preventing and Resolving Financial Risks, Firmly Upholding the Bottom Line of Preventing Systemic Risks." The article points out that under the strong leadership of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, the People's Bank of China closely focuses on three tasks: serving the real economy, preventing and controlling financial risks, and deepening financial reform. Following the basic principles of "stabilizing the overall situation, coordinating comprehensively, implementing differentiated policies, and precisely defusing risks," it resolutely fights the tough battle against major financial risks, improves the system and mechanism for financial stability work, and orderly addresses a number of prominent risk points that are significant, urgent, and systemic, effectively safeguarding the national economic and financial security and the overall stability of the financial system.

In addition, the article notes that a comprehensive cleanup and rectification of the financial order has achieved good results in the special rectification of internet financial risks. All P2P lending institutions have ceased operations, and the rectification work in areas such as internet asset management, equity crowdfunding, internet insurance, virtual currency trading, and internet foreign exchange trading has been basically completed. The article emphasizes the deepening of risk rectification for local financial asset exchanges, "pseudo-gold exchanges," and third-party wealth management companies, as well as a severe crackdown on illegal fundraising and a firm curb on domestic virtual currency trading speculation. Efforts to increase the investigation and handling of money laundering cases continue to be intensified.