Source: South China Morning PostOfficially banned in China in 2017, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are now making their way to mainstream acceptance with the help of Chinese-run start-up Babel Finance.“Education [of investors on bitcoin] isn’t necessary any more,” said Flex Yang, founder and CEO of the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency financial services firm, in an interview with the South China Morning Post. “The crypto market has evolved from geek-only to institutional and professional.”The value of bitcoin, the largest…Read More