Two of the biggest internet services in China, Baidu, and Weibo, appear to be taking coordinated censorship effort on keywords of the three major crypto exchanges that cater to Chinese investors. Searching either the Chinese or English names of Huobi, Binance, and OKEx on both the desktop and mobile versions of Google-like search giant Baidu now […]

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A new report originating from mainland China suggests major search engines in the country including Baidu and Sogou have blocked access to top crypto exchanges such as Binance, Huobi, and OKex. A search for these crypto exchanges on these platforms returns no result. The ban seems to be not just limited to search engines but

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