China News

Chinese mining giant Bitmain will close its Israeli blockchain and AI development center, letting its 23 local employees go.

The governor of the Chinese central bank has stated during a summit that STOs are an “illegal financial activity in China.”

A Chinese Internet Court has started using blockchain to protect the intellectual property of online writers.

One third of national blockchain-related policies in China have been made in three areas: Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Chinese miners are reportedly becoming the biggest short-sellers of BTC in the current bear market.

China’s Bitcoin “tycoon” Li Xiaolai will develop a stablecoin within the Hong Kong-based blockchain fund Grandshores Technology.

SK Group has signed an MoU with ConsenSys to create and develop an “enterprise blockchain ecosystem.”

The general director of Beijing’s financial watchdog has warned that Security Token Offerings (STO) are illegal in the city.

Starteos has pledged to reward users financially with the implication they would vote for it as an EOS Block Producer.

Bitmain has released the Bitmain Crypto Index, designed to give both institutional and retail investors a “transparent” price benchmark.

Taiwan has implemented new AML regulations on crypto exchanges. Was it influenced by China?

Chinese crypto miners are reportedly selling their mining equipment “by kilo,” as they have reached the “shutdown price” amidst the recent market crash.

A subsidiary of Chinese insurance holding Ping An Group will create a boutique bank backed with AI, blockchain, and big data.

Huobi has engaged in regulatory conformity of another sort by fulfilling its obligation to set up a Communist Party chapter.

A document produced under the auspices of China’s IT Ministry has called on the country to “accelerate” the development of standards for the blockchain industry...