
Canaan with AvalonMiners to Become the First Blockchain Company to IPO in Hong Kong
Canaan Inc., a Chinese bitcoin mining company, applied to list on Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 15. SEE ALSO: 9 Chinese provinces issue blockchain guidance ...
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Canaan Inc., a Chinese bitcoin mining company, applied to list on Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 15. SEE ALSO: 9 Chinese provinces issue blockchain guidance ...
A number of blockchain news and media accounts on WeChat became inaccessible on the evening of August 21. The Tencent WeChat team released a statement next day ...
China Academy of Information and Communication Technology (CAICT) published the White Paper on Blockchain (2018) with the Trusted Blockchain Promotion Program (...
The blockchain ecosystem in China is taking shape, with great increases in the number of enterprises and diversified applications according to China's Ministry ...
It was reported that Bitmain had secretly submitted listing applications to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the underwriter was Deutsche Bank.
In last week’s VC news, blockchain startup Rangers Protocol brought its valuation to $63 million, investment firm Yinke PE closed a new RMB-denominated fund, UAE fund poured funds into a Chinese trucking startup and cross-border fashion e-commerce platform Doublefs raised as much as $100 million.
After the DeFi Summer, the introduction of DeFi attributes and the inspiration of token economic mechanisms made GameFi – represented by Axie – usher in a large-scale outbreak. Play to Earn (P2E) has also become the key to all blockchain games.
Canaan, a Hangzhou-based company that produces Bitcoin mining machines, has filed for an IPO on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol “CAN” and is seeking to raise up to $400 million in capital.
In the first half of 2018, China's fin-tech enterprises raised around 230 billion yuan ($35 billion), over 80 percent of the global total, and three giants took...
AI startup Points Technology announced that it had obtained two consecutive rounds of financing from Chinese AI firm 4Paradigm and VC company Shenzhen Capital Group.
Project Galaxy announced on September 6 that it will be changing its name and logo to Galxe. Right before the announcement, Pandaily interviewed its co-founder, Harry Zhang. Zhang went through his own Web3 journey and introduced his ambitious vision for the future.
The NFT craze has finally arrived in China, and the traditional art world is prepared to welcome an incredibly exciting and potentially explosive expansion.