Fearing a government crackdown, China internet companies have removed NFT services
Because of a lack of regulatory clarity and a fear of government retaliation, China’s main social media platforms and internet.
Because of a lack of regulatory clarity and a fear of government retaliation, China’s main social media platforms and internet.
At Saturday’s Two Sessions, China’s most important series of political meetings, the country set a three-decade low GDP growth target.
Following Russia’s attack on Ukraine last week, NATO allies have voted to apply sanctions that will prevent Russia from participating.
With cryptocurrency markets plummeting as the Russia-Ukraine conflict worsens, traders have highlighted China and Taiwan as a new potential source.
On Friday of last week, China launched its domestic digital yuan at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, in an effort.
The Shenzhen Institute of Financial Technology, a division of the People’s Bank of China’s Digital Currency Institute, has posted 132.
In a paper titled “Cryptocurrencies: Trends, Risks, and Measures,” the Russian Central Bank advocates for a blanket ban on all.
Guangdong Province’s Government Report for 2022 predicts that Guangzhou. That’s, the province’s capital, will become a digital yuan testbed and.
The figures are in: historical digital yuan transactions totaled 87.565 billion yuan (US$11.238 billion) as of the end of 2021..
Wuhan, a significant city in central China where Covid-19 first appeared. Of course, it has announced plans to embrace the.
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