
Meitu Under Fire After Investing $40M in Crypto
Meitu announced that it had purchased $22.1 million worth of Etherium (ETH) and $17.9 million in Bitcoin (BTC) via open market transactions on March 5.
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Meitu announced that it had purchased $22.1 million worth of Etherium (ETH) and $17.9 million in Bitcoin (BTC) via open market transactions on March 5.
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Chinese technology company Meitu expected to record a net loss of 274.9 million yuan to 349.9 million yuan ($41.1 million - $52.3 million) for the six months ending June 30, 2022. The firm said this is mainly due to the imbalance of purchased cryptocurrencies.
Meitu launched a co-branded phone in partnership with Italian high-end product brand, Tonino Lamborghini, as a poster that read “Authentic Italian Taste - Stay ...
Xiaomi released its Q3 Earnings Report on Nov. 19, demonstrating a strong and steady growth despite a downward trend in global smartphone sales. According to...
During the Spring Festival, Meitu, an image processing app, launched an activity called “win money with face score”. Chinese Internet giants used AI (artificial...
In the past 8 months, Meitu's stock price has also experienced a roller coaster-like trend with ups and downs. In the first half of this year, Meitu turned losses into profits, but the main reason was not its core business but the recovery of cryptocurrency prices from previous investments.
Meitu launched its new phone Meitu T9 Beauty Smartphone and a Summer Palace limited edition on June 27. Also unveiled at the launch was the image processing chi...
Meitu, a Chinese smartphone maker and owner of a popular photo retouching app, announced on Tuesday that it lost $17.3 million in bitcoin due to a nosedive in ...
On December 4th, Meitu announced that it had liquidated its cryptocurrency holdings, making a profit of approximately 571 million yuan.
This week: Crypto investor Sequoia Capital China raises $9 billion, Chinese beauty app Meitu records up to $52.3 million in net losses amid crypto market crash, Animoca Brands leads $32 million funding round for Web 3.0 gaming company Planetarium Labs, and more.
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