Chinese ‘Crypto Dad’ Under Investigation

Yao Qian, a local pro-blockchain official, is allegedly being investigated by Chinese authorities, who believe she has broken the law.

Yao Qian, a local pro-blockchain official, is allegedly being investigated by Chinese authorities, who believe she has broken the law.

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Key Takeaways China has unveiled a new project in collaboration with Conflux Network, showing their strong commitment to blockchain technology and its potential within the Belt and Road Initiative. Despite this, it’s worth noting that Chinese regulations still don’t allow…

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On China's Legal Daily website, there is a call for a crackdown on bribery that involves the use of cryptocurrencies and other electronic payment methods.

Zhao Dong, the founder of the OTC crypto trading desk RenrenBit, which allowed trading in both crypto and local currencies, was sentenced to seven years in prison.

The PBoC discussed concerns about cryptocurrency regulation and DeFi, advocating for a global initiative to create crypto regulations.

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One of the first international banks to test China's digital yuan CBDC, the e-CNY, is the multinational British bank Standard Chartered.

The city plans to launch the Busan Digital Asset Exchange in 2024