Beijing Mobilizes Agencies for Fresh Crypto Crackdown, Citing Stablecoin Dangers
China’s central bank and a dozen other agencies have pledged to refresh the nationwide suppression of cryptocurrency.
China’s central bank and a dozen other agencies have pledged to refresh the nationwide suppression of cryptocurrency.
The industry is staging a shadow comeback as miners exploit cheap power and booming data center infrastructure in energy-surplus provinces.
FTX has withdrawn a motion that could have blocked customer repayments in 49 countries.
The stablecoin ambitions of China’s tech titans have hit a formidable wall: the Chinese state.
China is poised to make a dramatic U-turn on cryptocurrency policy by developing its own yuan-backed stablecoin.
China’s top security agency has raised red flags over a cryptocurrency project—strongly resembling Worldcoin—for its mass collection of iris data, warning of potential national security breaches.
China’s Conflux Network plans to issue an offshore yuan-pegged stablecoin in partnership with AnchorX and Eastcompeace Technology, per a Shanghai government report.

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