Peoples Bank of China News

Analyst Willy Woo highlights three on-chain indicators that track the flow of Bitcoin tokens across wallets, each of which illustrates why the benchmark cryptocurrency could explode higher.

A working paper released in English by the People’s Bank of China cites cryptocurrencies as an important context for the digital yuan’s development and reveals that the digital currency will use smart contracts to allow for programmability.

AgBank — the world's third-largest bank by assets — has indicated it will follow the PBoC’s cue and work to stamp out its clients’ crypto-related activities.

Here’s what crypto and blockchain industry experts from China think about the digital yuan and how it has affected the blockchain space.

Several of Ant Group’s offerings including the blockchain division will reportedly become part of a financial holding company.

The price of Bitcoin fell by 3% so far this week amid growing regulatory pressure on cryptocurrency exchanges in China and Hong Kong.

Central bank digital currencies will fundamentally change our conceptions of money and its uses.

China's e-commerce giant will reportedly help develop apps that support the forthcoming digital renminbi.

China’s central bank may test digital yuan on Meituan Dianping’s food delivery platform with 435 million users.

Research fellow Martin Chorzempa argued during Consensus that China’s blockchain strategy is entirely focused on domestic objectives.

A social media account for the People’s Bank of China is warning citizens against illegal fundraising schemes that involve virtual currencies and blockchain.

China brings together 15 organizations to develop national standards for blockchain and DLT.

China’s central bank has secured $4.7 million in funding for its blockchain trade platform over the next three years.

Head of the digital currency research institute at China’s central bank Mu Changchun said that the digital form of the yuan will be different from Bitcoin and stablecoins.

A limited debut of China’s long-touted central bank digital currency is set to begin in the city of Shenzhen by the end of 2019, according to a media report.