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Today, the issue of whether holding coins and trading cryptocurrencies is illegal has been trending.
"Personal holding and trading of coins are generally not considered illegal business activities."
Here are some words and details to consider.
First, it is not classified as "illegal business operation." Because personal holding and trading of coins indeed do not involve business activities. But could it violate other laws?
Second, the cryptocurrency held by individuals and the act of trading cryptocurrencies are not currently recognized or protected by law.
Third, where did the wallets holding coins and the trading apps come from? How were the Chrome browser extensions installed?
Using "that kind of software" domestically seems to be illegal. Previously, programmers who used such software earned their programming income... not to mention...