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The Chinese internet giant is launching new Web 3.0 solutions including a Metaverse-in-a-Box product and blockchain API services.

Should traders expect further downside after BTC failed to hold above $25,000?

While NFTs are not banned in China like cryptocurrencies, the government has warned against fraud risks associated with the nascent sector.

NFTs are still a gray area in China where, unlike cryptocurrencies, there’s no official ban on their use but the authorities have warned investors against the risks from time to time.

WeChat removed several accounts for digital collectible platforms for violating the policy of illegal trade, while Ant Group and Tencent-owned NFT platforms updated their user agreements.

The company’s valuation grew from just $410 million in 2021, reflecting the rapid expansion of the NFT economy.

The local news publication, acting as the party's spokesperson, warned of a major decrease in the value of NFT assets once its bubble pops.

Non-futures crypto products like Grayscale Bitcoin Trust are reportedly still available on Futu Securities.

Alibaba’s Alipay and Tencent’s WeChat Pay reportedly account for 98% of the mobile payment market in China.

Ant Group remains the world’s biggest blockchain patentee, while IBM is considered to be the most-cited developer of patents in the industry.

The notion of China racing to launch a CBDC that will end U.S. monetary supremacy doesn't hold up if you look at the facts on the ground.

Tencent-backed WeBank and Ant Financial-backed MYbank will reportedly be the first private banks to join China’s digital yuan pilot.

You’re next, Google.

Exploring where national security meets securities offerings in this week's crypto news.

China's market regulator finalizes rules that have been three months in the making.