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Four financial regulators in China have jointly issued a fresh warning regarding crypto trading activities in Beijing. The notice explains the reason for the warning and lists prohibited crypto activities, which have reportedly been surging as companies ramp up their blockchain promotion. Also read: Regulatory Roundup – New US Crypto Bill, France’s 1st Approved ICO, … Read more
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange has launched a blockchain index comprising 50 of the largest publicly listed companies with blockchain ventures by market capitalization. Blockchain-related stocks in China have been gaining value since President Xi Jinping openly advocated for the technology. Also read: Regulatory Roundup – New US Crypto Bill, France’s 1st Approved ICO, Muslim Crypto … Read more
Chinese mining ASIC producer Canaan plans to roll out machines based on 5-nanometer chips in Q1 2020 Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange launched an index tracking the performance of 50 blockchain firms Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
In the last couple of days, Chinese media have reported on police forces in one province of the vast Asian country seizing close to 7,000 mining rigs using stolen electricity and in another province arresting 72 multi-level marketing scheme operators for alleged fraud. Also Read: Chinese Regulators Question 8 Crypto Companies in Shenzhen Police Seize … Read more
New forex reforms in China will reportedly deal with the country’s cryptocurrency policy as well Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
No country has a stiffer policy on blockchain than China, so the country’s latest issuance of bonds on its decentralized system raises eyebrows Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Internet giant Tencent is planning to create a digital currency research group to further advance blockchain research projects Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
An official at China’s central bank says that the digital form of the yuan will be different from Bitcoin and stablecoins Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Chinese police has seized roughly 7,000 crypto mining units, which illegally used electric power Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico