Shenzhen Will Give Away 15 Million Digital Yuan to Local Residents via WeChat Raffle
In a move to further promote CBDC, the Chinese government has announced plans to give citizens of Shenzhen digital yuan. A district in Shenzhen’s Futian district
In a move to further promote CBDC, the Chinese government has announced plans to give citizens of Shenzhen digital yuan. A district in Shenzhen’s Futian district
China is one of the countries that has gone to great lengths to prohibit and criminalize the use of cryptocurrencies. In a recent article, the People’s
China wants to cash in on the NFT hype but wants to stay far away from cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin [BTC].
The latest news about China’s decisions over central bank digital currency shows that plans are very serious about using government-backed digital assets.
The Chinese government is forcing McDonald’s to deploy the digital renminbi payments system at restaurants. It seems the restaurants should deploy the system before the Beijing
Not just for price, Bitcoin [BTC] had a wild ride in terms of mining hash rate as well. The United States, for the first time ever,
A new announcement is published by Binance showing the company is obliging the regulations in mainland China and somehow succumbing to it.
A new analysis shows that despite the recent market dip because of Chinese FUD, DeFi assets are experiencing network growth and address activity.
Crypto companies are halting their operation for Chinese mainland clients following the recent announcement by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) that puts a blanket on crypto-related transactions and off-shore exchanges.
Another statement from Chinese government execs shows that they still don’t consider any value for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. People’s Bank of China still states that these
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