China’s central government has unveiled a new five-year plan that intensifies its regulatory stance across key industries, including technology and cryptocurrency. The plan,.
China’s recent moves in the cryptocurrency sector are not a declaration of war on digital assets but rather a calculated strategy to reorganize.
In a significant escalation of global cybersecurity tensions, the United States has accused China of encouraging and orchestrating a range of cyberattacks, including.
China has taken a significant step towards enhancing its environmental sustainability efforts by issuing its first blockchain-based carbon offset in Tianjin, a major.
China’s aggressive crackdown on Bitcoin mining has had unintended consequences, forcing small-scale hydropower station owners to sell their facilities. As the government pressures.
The Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, once a pioneer in China’s crypto landscape, has updated its Terms of Service (ToS) to ban Chinese residents.
China’s relationship with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies has been turbulent since the government first recognized it as virtual property in 2013. In May 2021,.
Bitcoin prices experienced a sharp drop after China’s Agricultural Bank, the nation’s third-largest bank, issued a notice prohibiting accounts involved in cryptocurrency transactions..
Bitcoin’s popularity in China is waning as the government intensifies its crackdown on crypto mining and social media platforms. A series of regulatory.
China’s recent crypto mining crackdown has sent shockwaves through the global cryptocurrency ecosystem, prompting miners to seek new operational hubs. Texas, with its.