TL;DR China’s Supreme People’s Court warns that courts will intensify enforcement against individuals and organizations using cryptocurrencies to launder money or bypass capital controls. The announcement
TL;DR: The HKMA signed a MoU with Shanghai to develop a Blockchain platform for cross-border cargo data and trade finance. The agreement will connect Hong Kong’s
Victory Securities, a licensed cryptocurrency broker in Hong Kong, blocked trading functions for users residing in Mainland China. Affected users can no longer deposit funds or
This February 6, eight national agencies, led by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), issued a joint notice confirming that China bans stablecoins and RWAs (Real-World
TL;DR RWA Restrictions: Beijing expanded its crypto ban to include unapproved real‑world asset tokenization, requiring all such activity to occur only on authorized financial infrastructure. Stablecoin
TL;DR TRM Labs recorded a rebound in crypto-related crime in 2025. A total of $158 billion was moved, although that amount accounted for just 1.2% of
Coin Bureau said that China is close to matching, and potentially overtaking, the United States as the largest government holder of bitcoin, despite maintaining a nationwide
TL;DR CBDCs, stablecoins, and tokenized deposits are not substitutes but complementary forms of digital money, each built for different users and incentives. Governments promote CBDCs to
TL;DR Chainalysis recorded at least $154 billion received by illicit cryptocurrency addresses in 2025, a 162% year-over-year increase, although the figure is considered a lower-bound estimate.
TLDR: Seven Chinese financial associations classify RWAs as “risky” and prohibited business models. The new regulations group tokenization with stablecoins and crypto mining under a total
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