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This week: metaverse dating app Soul eyes Hong Kong IPO, ByteDance continues metaverse investments with the acquisition of VR startup PoliQ, Chinese tech giants vow to end NFT speculation, and more.
It has been a consensus that the creator economy will be reformed and revolutionized during the era of Web3. Most creator-economy-related projects are now focusing on production.
China’s top telecommunications and Internet regulators on Monday unveiled new guidelines aimed at transforming the country into a global leader in blockchain technology by 2025, as authorities continue to impose curbs on domestic cryptocurrency production.
On November 27, 2019, Alipay and Finablr announced a global partnership to provide cross-border remittance services.
Blockchain-focused incubator, investor and adviser PANONY has closed a Series A funding round backed by NGC Ventures, one of Asia's largest crypto investment firms, boosting it to a valuation of $100 million.
IDC released a report on November 4 on China’s blockchain spending, forecasting that China’s spending on blockchain technology will reach $2 billion by 2023, which represents a CAGR of 65.7%.
It is reported that Canaan has set the issuing price at the lower end of the price range, raising a total of $90 million.
A city is not only a division of geographical location, but also a competitive entity for new technology. When a new technology emerges, there will be local ado...
Alibaba has co-launched the world's first blockchain cross-border remittance service on June 25. SEE ALSO: $14 Billion Series C Round for Alibaba-Affiliate Ant...
Ant Group Blockchain Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. issued an official change on August 3 to its registration with China's Industrial and Commercial Administration, switching its legal representative from Ni Xingjun to Zou Liang.
Rivtower Technology, a blockchain infrastructure development and service enterprise, announced on July 15 that it had completed a Pre-B round of financing worth several millions of yuan, led by Security Capital.
Various blockchain projects with unclear entanglements in virtual currency reportedly served as the revenue pillars for Amazon Cloud Services (AWS) in China. Amazon China was using a well-designed system to hide these projects under the guise of AWS.