央行等八部门发文：虚拟货币属非法，从严监管，整治“挖矿”

Core Viewpoint - The recent notification from multiple Chinese regulatory bodies reiterates the illegality of virtual currency activities, emphasizing the need for strict regulation and enforcement against virtual currencies and related activities [2][3][4] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The notification reaffirms that virtual currencies do not have legal tender status and their related activities are considered illegal financial activities [2] - It establishes a regulatory framework for the tokenization of real-world assets, stating that such activities are prohibited domestically and strictly regulated abroad [3] - The notification emphasizes the prohibition of virtual currency mining activities, with strict controls mandated by the National Development and Reform Commission [3] Group 2: Enforcement and Monitoring - There is a call for enhanced inter-departmental collaboration and coordination to improve risk monitoring and prevention measures against illegal activities related to virtual currencies [4] - The notification highlights the rise of illegal fundraising and fraud activities associated with virtual currencies, stressing the need for ongoing enforcement against such crimes [3][4]