Category: China
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Chinese mining giant Canaan announces $10 million share buyback
Canaan will try to drive up its Nasdaq-listed stock from the $2 price mark.
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DeFi experts say that Ethereum 2.0 is not the answer to high gas fees
A better solution might come up before it even exists.
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The Care Bears, Roger Ver, and Tesla shenanigans: Bad crypto news of the week
Check out this week’s Bad Crypto podcast.
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New DeFi alliance to connect Eastern and Western DeFi markets
The Chinese government is supporting a new global DeFi association.
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Digital cold war? United States and China vie for blockchain supremacy
As the tech standoff heats up, China launching a CBDC before the U.S. “absolutely does not guarantee global financial preeminence.”
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Canaan Cuts Losses for Second Successive Quarter, Down To $2.4M in Q2; Demand Remains Weak
Canaan Creative, the Chinese maker of bitcoin mining hardware, reported a net loss of $2.4 million during the second quarter of 2020, down from $5.6 million in the previous quarter. It is the second consecutive quarter of narrowing losses for the firm, hit hard by falling demand amid the Covid-19-induced global recession. For the three…
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Sichuan’s Blockchain Park: Chengdu Government Officials Welcome Bitcoin Miners
In mid-August officials from the Chinese province of Sichuan approved a number of enterprises that mine bitcoin for legal hydropower consumption in the region. Following the local government of Ya’an city deciding to foster mining, officials from Chengdu recently spoke about welcoming crypto mining at the Hashcon 2020 event as well as bolstering a blockchain…
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China’s Digital Currency May Come With Hardware Wallets as Well
China Construction Bank’s brief digital yuan debut suggests that hardware wallets for the central bank digital currency may be in the works.
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Shanghai’s Jing’an District issues blockchain-based discount coupons
Jing’an Culture and Tourism Bureau is issuing blockchain-based discount coupons using its WeChat mini-program.
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Huobi and OKEx Battle for Supremacy in China
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi is taking aim at competitor OKEx in the business of trading bitcoin futures and other derivatives contracts, opening up a new front in a longstanding rivalry that has historically focused on the lucrative Chinese market.