One of China's 'Big Three' bitcoin exchanges issued an update on its fee policies today, only to later remove the statement from its website.
Bitcoin trading volume continued to decline on 26th January, following the trend that began when major Chinese exchanges began charging trading fees.
Bitcoin prices have remained largely unchanged today, fluctuating around $900 despite new trading fees on the three largest exchanges.
China's 'Big Three' bitcoin exchanges have taken the combined decision to drop trading fees following central bank talks.
Huobi and OKCoin, two of the world's largest bitcoin exchange businesses by volume, have formally announced they have halted margin trading services.
China's major bitcoin exchanges halted, or otherwise updated, their lending-based bitcoin trading services today.
The People's Bank of China revealed today it has held additional meetings with major bitcoin exchanges.
Following meetings with the country's central bank last week, domestic bitcoin exchanges are calling for regulatory improvements in China.
Officials from the People's Bank of China met with representatives of major bitcoin exchanges this week to issue a warning about their conduct.
CME Group has added China-based digital currency exchange OKCoin to its bitcoin pricing indexes, first announced in May.
In the latest round of a long-standing feud, bitcoin investor Roger Ver is suing bitcoin exchange OkCoin for $570,000.
OKCoin has stopped accepting bitcoin deposits from customers in the US, citing regulatory pressure.
More details emerged in the ongoing dispute between OKCoin and Roger Ver after former OKCoin CTO Changpeng Zhao released a statement.
Two of bitcoin's biggest names, Roger Ver and exchange OKCoin, are engaged in a dispute over the Bitcoin.com domain, amid accusations over contracts.
Chinese bitcoin services provider OKCoin has announced the launch of an ambitious new consumer wallet it dubs the 'Superwallet'.