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.
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
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
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),
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.
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
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
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
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
TLDR China’s blockchain market will grow to $1.4 billion by 2027, a 71% increase from its $816 million high in 2024. Wu Hai, CEO of the
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