China’s tax officials have jumped on the NFT bandwagon
Tax bureaus in Shanghai and Chengdu have released tokens based on Tencent’s blockchain, indicating that more government agencies in China are embracing NFTs..
Tax bureaus in Shanghai and Chengdu have released tokens based on Tencent’s blockchain, indicating that more government agencies in China are embracing NFTs..
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said on Saturday that it is expanding the number of pilot cities where its central bank digital.
Because of a lack of regulatory clarity and a fear of government retaliation, China’s main social media platforms and internet behemoths have altered.
At Saturday’s Two Sessions, China’s most important series of political meetings, the country set a three-decade low GDP growth target of 5.5 percent.
On Friday of last week, China launched its domestic digital yuan at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, in an effort to demonstrate its.
Guangdong Province’s Government Report for 2022 predicts that Guangzhou. That’s, the province’s capital, will become a digital yuan testbed and a blockchain innovation.
According to one of its creators, a China state-backed blockchain network wants to introduce non-fungible token (NFT) infrastructure. That is unrelated to bitcoin.
According to a Chinese media story, cybercriminals are holding a computer database at a supermarket in eastern China hostage. Now, seeking 0.042 Bitcoin,.
Last year, Baidu, China’s most popular search engine, announced grandiose plans for its own metaverse. However, development began in 2020, and the business.
China Regulatory Body are currently discussing major Internet companies about non-fungible tokens (NFTs) use. This is according to the Chinese crypto blogger Colin.