The Beijing government’s repressive policy toward the cryptocurrency industry has forced several companies to restrict services for clients in mainland China. One of them has announced a closure.<\/p>\n
On September 27, BitMartbanned<\/a> the registration of new users from China. The platform will cease serving existing clients on November 30, 2021.<\/p>\n \u201cBitMart will no longer provide any services in mainland China. All affected users will be informed by e-mail, text messages and so on. Withdraw your assets as soon as possible,\u201d the notice states.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n An analogous statement was issued by the analytics platform Feixiaohao. Service to Chinese users will cease on September 28, 2021, according to a screenshot published by 8BTC<\/a>.<\/p>\n The cryptocurrency exchange Biki stopped<\/a> registering new users from the PRC as of September 26. Existing clients can withdraw funds, and on November 30 the platform will cease operations. The platform’s tokens will be repurchased by October 31.<\/p>\n Previously, Binance and Huobi stopped allowing registrations<\/a> of new users in mainland China.<\/p>\n The largest Ethereum mining pool SparkPool announced<\/a> the termination of service to Chinese users, and later ceased operations outside the country<\/a>.<\/p>\n The online retail giant Alibaba announced<\/a> a ban on the sale of Bitcoin miners on its platform.<\/p>\n According to media reports, users from the PRC lost access<\/a> to CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap’s analytics services.<\/p>\n\n