Category: China
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Is Bitcoin a waste of energy? Pros and cons about Bitcoin mining
Do the benefits brought by Bitcoin and the improvement in our standard of living justify this additional use of energy?
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Law Decoded: Bank payments going global with stablecoins and CBDCs, Jan. 15–22
Retail users may have to wait in much of the world, however.
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At Least One Key Huobi Executive Is In Custody in China: Sources
The Chinese police appear to have intensified their crackdown on crypto exchanges’ OTC trading services in the last year.
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Alleged ‘ghost’ Bitcoin mining firm traded on Nasdaq faces class action lawsuit
Investors are suing a Bitcoin mining company for allegedly fabricating the existence of BTC mining farms in China, and reportedly misleading the public.
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While China’s CBDC sets the pace, the yuan stumbles in usage abroad
The past two years were much harder on the dollar, however.
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What Does The Digital Yuan Mean For Bitcoin?
The Chinese government hasn’t been too kind to cryptocurrencies in the past years. First, initial coin offerings (ICO) were banned in China in September 2017. Then, following the crackdown on ICOs, exchange platforms that traded cryptocurrencies or provided facilitation services were also ordered to be closed. This made the task of purchasing bitcoin almost impossible…
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Chinese City Plans Third Digital Yuan Pilot, Giving Away $3M in Prize Draw
Lottery entrants can apply to win 200 digital yuan each.
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Chinese cities continue to promote digital yuan through festive lotteries
The city of Shenzhen has launched the third round of its central bank digital currency pilot in the form of a promotional lottery scheme offering residents handouts during local festivities.
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Jack Ma resurfaces in new video after an almost 3-month ‘disappearance’
A representative for the Jack Ma Foundation confirmed to reporters that the businessman had “participated in the online ceremony of the annual Rural Teacher initiative event on January 20.”
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Asia accounts for almost half of global crypto trading: Messari report
Crypto activity in Asia is equivalent to that in the U.S. and Europe combined.