
White Paper on China's Blockchain Industry Published
456 blockchain companies have registered in China, forming the ecosystem of the rapidly growing blockchain industry, as the industry authority said in a recent ...
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456 blockchain companies have registered in China, forming the ecosystem of the rapidly growing blockchain industry, as the industry authority said in a recent ...
A WeChat mini program named "TheOne.art NFT" was banned by Tencent on February 21 because the digital collection service it provided belongs to a service category that has not yet been authorized.
Utopia Labs, a payroll and expense management system built to integrate directly with multisig crypto wallets, announced on May 29 that it had closed a $23 million Series A funding round led by Paradigm.
On the evening of Sept. 26, Bitmain has officially submitted its listing documents to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with China International Capital Corporation...
The United States and China have different approaches to regulating this technology - Blockchain.
Animoca Brands, a leader in digital entertainment, blockchain, and gamification, announced on September 8 that it has closed a strategic investment round totaling $110 million.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, Inc., Institute of Software at Chinese Academy of Sciences, and New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in the U.S. co-launch...
As the number of urban factory workers in Fujian is dwindling, having fallen 22% between 2012 and 2016, the region is faced by the daunting challenge of repositioning itself on the industry specialization spectrum.
As the art industry confronts a new digital age, a show by Austin Lee in Beijing considers the relationship between art, technology and the human experience.
This week: Alibaba launches metaverse for Chinese Black Friday, Red Date to launch NFT infrastructure in China, Huobi trials NFT platform to expand metaverse ecosystem, and more.
Mu Changchun, deputy director of the PBOC’s payments department, said at an event held by China Finance 40 Forum over the weekend that the bank’s own cryptocurrency is “close to being out.”
The government of Inner Mongolia has ordered a halt to the construction of new cryptocurrency mining projects, and has vowed to shut down all existing mining farms by the end of April.