China's ICO market: Why it’s not over yet
Initial coin offerings have grown fast and furious as a form of fund-raising, but some argue a ban by Beijing might just be the start of a new dawn for virtual currencies
For China’s regulators, controlling wild and innovative forms of fund-raising has been like a game of whack-a-mole; no sooner is one scheme laid to rest than another raises its head.
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