Police have seized 6 computers from the city of Tianjin, in addition to keeping the campaign against cyber-currency bilakken or cyber currencies, as well as evidence of transactions in such currency. The police started an investigation when local electricity supply companies told the police about extra and unusual electricity costs. Police also detained 6 air crafts. 6 people have been arrested in the incident. Police say that such a large amount of electricity was stolen in recent times. Bitcoin trading costs lots of electricity. And in the Bitcoin transaction, the 6th computer was charging extra electricity. In September last year, China banned transactions in bitcoin. Even Bitcoin ads are banned in China.
