He Yi and Justin Sun’s Weibo accounts were blocked twice - you little bastard, I’ll still recognize you even if you change your username!

Hello, everyone. I’m Cookie. Nice to see you again. Hehe.

The biggest event in the cryptocurrency world today is that the Weibo accounts of "No. 1 in the cryptocurrency world" He Yi and "marketing genius" Sun Yuchen were blocked. They then re-registered their accounts, and "Aunt He Yi" and "Teacher Sun Yuchen" were blocked again within a few hours!

The relevant page shows that the account is now unavailable for viewing due to complaints of violating laws and regulations and relevant provisions of the Weibo Community Convention.

The account that has been in operation for such a long time was blocked, and the two new accounts that were just launched were blocked again before they were even on for a day. Are they going to completely wipe them out of Weibo? I vaguely remember that not long ago, the official Weibo accounts of both parties, "Binance" and "TRON Official Weibo", were blocked. I feel sorry for them for three seconds~~~

On the other hand, Huobi and OK, the official blogs and personal accounts are all safe and sound, showing a peaceful and happy scene. At the same time, the groups behind the two major exchanges are also constantly receiving good news. OK changed its name to Ouke and signed a contract in Hainan, and Huobi participated in the "Belt and Road" strategy. All the scenes seem to confirm the speculation of most people: OK and Huobi will be recruited, and Binance, an unregulated foreign platform, will be withdrawn sooner or later.

However, Cookie thinks that the blocking of the two accounts is not completely without reason. Recalling the farce that Sun Yuchen was restricted from leaving the country by domestic media, he went live the next day to prove that he was not under border control. I don’t know why Sun did this, but from a side perspective, I think he doesn’t take domestic laws and media seriously. Not to mention openly challenging, at least being too high-profile is not a good thing. As for Yijie, she continued to launch new products when the country cracked down on altcoins and IEOs. I don’t know if she was short of money or felt that she was overseas and domestic supervision was helpless. This way of going against the wind is indeed bold.

But what are the consequences of being bold? As you can see, it also reflects from the side that in the current environment, any opinion leaders and exchanges that are simply involved in virtual currency transactions and virtual currency promotion without any application will be "banned" by relevant departments!

Also, according to reliable sources, the two were blocked this time not because they challenged or violated the law. For example, Yijie did not openly clamor for Binance to be placed in China. This incident was mostly because their remarks intentionally incited people to speculate in cryptocurrencies. Although cryptocurrency speculation is not subject to legal supervision, everyone knows that the government does not encourage people to blindly invest in virtual currencies.

In short, from a long-term perspective, government supervision is definitely a good thing. Large platforms like Sina and WeChat have also played the role of large platforms, completely following the mainstream and striving to set an example. I hope that such supervision can continue, crack down on some bad self-media, public accounts, etc., and return a pure land to the cryptocurrency circle!

OK, see you next week. Have a nice weekend, yeah~