China's regulatory stance on cryptocurrency trading and mining has remained stringent since 2019. This move has prompted a shift towards other blockchain-based technologies within the country's borders. While cryptocurrencies face a ban, Chinese businesses are exploring alternative blockchain platforms to harness the potential of Web3 applications.
JoyLinkNFT, launched by China Mobile, is transforming Hong Kong's digital landscape, bridging the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, and heralding a new era in Web3.0.
Huang BoThe publication has allocated around 390,000 for the development of its NFT platform and is welcoming blockchain specialists to participate in the project.
ClementThe company is also known for its involvement in blockchain technology as a founding member of China's state-backed Blockchain-based Service Network.
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Coinlive While cash is associated with more anonymity, it’s still less mobile and easy to use in large amounts than a digital currency, China’s CBDC project lead Mu Changchun said.
CointelegraphSequoia China is known for backing many crypto firms, including the troubled crypto lender Babel Finance, which halted withdrawals in mid-June.
CointelegraphThe future has come!
链向资讯If 2021 is the "first year" of the metaverse, then 2022 can be called the year when NFT exploded.
FtftxOn November 1st, at the 4th China International Import Expo, Bank of China will take multiple measures to popularize the knowledge of digital renminbi: place it in many eye-catching places in the venue, post digital currency single pages and posters, let the basic knowledge of digital currency, open channels, How to use it is clear at a glance.
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