The People's Bank of Shenzhen, the Securities Regulatory Bureau, the Internet Information Office, and the local Financial Management Bureau have launched a special rectification campaign, legally disposing of a batch of violating self-media accounts. These accounts include "USDT Merchant Group Chat," "Let's Play Virtual Currency Together," "Search for Bitcoin," "WeChat Quick Exchange," "Zhongchain Lao Jiu," "Medicine Breaks a Good Sleep," "Little Goldfish 9884," and "User 0767527971." They illegally published information on virtual currency speculation, inducing the public to participate in illegal financial activities. According to relevant policies, the aforementioned accounts have been permanently closed and disposed of.
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