
China to Expand Digital Currency Pilot Programs, Questions Remain
China is set to expand its digital currency testing programs to more regions and cities, including some of the country’s most developed financial hubs.
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China is set to expand its digital currency testing programs to more regions and cities, including some of the country’s most developed financial hubs.
Some civil servants have already received part of their salary in the form of digital currency in Suzhou, according to Chinese state-owned media.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com will become the first online platform to accept China’s digital currency, according to announcement issued by the company’s fintech subsidiary JD Digits on Dec. 5.
This week: Huobi plans for return to the U.S. months after shuttering its China business, China's Supreme Court adds digital currency to list of illegal fundraising methods, and more.
Ant Group and the Digital Currency Research Institute at the People's Bank of China (PBC) signed a strategic cooperation agreement last year to jointly promote the construction of a digital RMB technology platform.
On July 21, Chinese automaker NIO issued a statement asserting that seemingly official reports that the firm will issue a digital currency are false.
China's state-owned bank has carried out an internal and hypothetical-use pilot of China's central bank digital currency in four Chinese cities.
Chinese cryptocurrency miners Huobi Mall and BTC.TOP announced on Sunday that they have suspended their operations on mainland China after the country escalated its crackdown on bitcoin mining and trading activities, contributing to a slump in the cryptocurrency markets.
China’s Ministry of Commerce released a statement, stating that the digital yuan pilot program would cover most Chinese cities and regions.
From Inner Mongolia to Xinjiang and Yunnan, Chinese domestic Bitcoin miners have been expelled by ever tightening financial and environmental policies. Now that Sichuan is no more a haven, where to go?