China’s Digital Yuan to Earn Interest—But With Strings Attached
TL;DR China will allow the digital yuan to earn interest starting January 1, 2026, a change that transforms the e-CNY from digital money into deposit money.
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Regulatory Shift in Hong Kong Opens $82 Billion Insurance Market to Crypto
TL;DR: Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority proposed draft rules letting insurers invest in cryptocurrencies and regulated stablecoins, potentially opening an $82 billion premium market pool for allocations.
Crypto Market Meltdown: $140B Gone in Hours, What Happened?
TL;DR Crypto markets lost $140 billion in a matter of hours, pushing total cap down to $3.02 trillion, as Bitcoin broke key support and fell to
China Shuts Down 400K Miners, Bitcoin Hash Rate Drops Sharply
TL;DR The Bitcoin network lost nearly 31% of its hash rate in one week, falling to 876.4 EH/s after the shutdown of large-scale mining operations in
China Issues $600M in On-Chain Digital Yuan Bonds, Signaling Blockchain Shift
TL;DR China’s Huaxia Bank launched commercial bonds worth over $637 million on a blockchain network. The bonds could only be purchased using the digital yuan (e-CNY),
Bitcoin Drops Explained: QCP Capital Unveils the Driving Factors
TL;DR Bitcoin dropped from $91,000 to $85,000 within a few hours following the release of adverse macroeconomic factors in Asia and signals of large fund sell-offs.
China Escalates Crypto Crackdown, Stablecoins Labeled Threat Amid Shocking Policy Twist
TL;DR China intensifies its campaign against digital assets after convening thirteen state agencies, signaling renewed pressure on trading and stablecoin activity. Despite restrictions, data confirms that
China Returns to Bitcoin Mining Top Three, Secures 14% Market Shares
TL;DR: China reclaims third place in global Bitcoin mining, capturing 14% of total capacity. Cheap electricity, excess data center space, and rising domestic mining rig sales
Chinese Bitcoin Mining Giant Faces US Security Scrutiny Amid Growing Crypto Adoption
TL;DR Bitmain, a Chinese company supplying most of the world’s Bitcoin mining machines, has been investigated by US authorities over potential national security risks. The Department
New Report Finds Chinese Money Launderers Turning to Crypto Tools
Kathryn Westmore, a senior research fellow at the Centre for Finance and Security, stated today that Chinese-linked money-laundering groups are “increasingly integrating crypto rails” into their
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