New trading platform in China begins to accept CNY. A new era of Bitcoin in China could be coming.
Crypto Trading Platform Starts Accepting CNY - New Era for Bitcoin in China? Amazon Sparks Speculation by Buying Three Cryptocurrency-themed Domain Names Is Amazon planning to accept cryptocurrency soon? Or are they just defending themselves?
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Vietnam Bans Bitcoin Payments, Global Markets Unfazed In making all Bitcoin payments illegal, Vietnam does harm to its own institutions.
Chinese Might be Able to Trade Bitcoin Again Soon A new trading platform announced that its crypto trading functionality will be available from Nov. 1.
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Singapore Will Not Regulate Cryptocurrencies, Singapore Official Says Singapore will remain open-minded and will not regulate cryptocurrencies. The managing director of MAS said that money laundering is not the fault of cryptocurrencies.
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With BTCChina Ready to Stop Withdrawals, China Bitcoin Gates are Closing The largest Bitcoin trading platform in China announces it will stop providing withdrawal services on Oct. 30.
Hong Kong and Singapore Will Launch Blockchain-Based Project to Link Their Trade Finance Platforms Hong Kong and Singapore announced that they are going to cooperate on a cross-border trade project based on Blockchain technology by linking their trade finance platforms.
Chinese Version of Google Baidu Joins Hyperledger. Who’s Next? Hyperledger announced that Baidu has joined the project. All Chinese giant tech companies have entered the Blockchain playground now.
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Blockchain and Smart Cities: On the Way to the Second Capital of China Blockchain is going to play a crucial role in Chinese urban development, as the most powerful Chinese company and a new “smart city” backed by the President Xi negotiate their cooperation.
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At Government-Backed Chinese Conference, Bitcoin is Called “Disaster” Conference attended and organized by People’s Bank of China suggests that Bitcoin’s adoption as an actual currency would be disastrous, claims Bitcoin has no inherent value.
Signs Appear Suggesting Chinese Government May Have Entered Cryptocurrency Market Several hints show that Chinese Government might have entered the cryptocurrency market
OKEx Responds to Bitcoin Theft, Says Exchange is Safe OKEx hacked and funds stolen, but exchange insists it is still safe, users can be confident
Chinese Bitcoin Exchange OKEx Hacked For $3 Mln, Police Not Interested Chinese Bitcoin traders now have to pay more attention to their accounts’ security for avoiding unnecessary losses.
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Chinese Bitcoin Tycoon Advocates Central Bank’s Decision to Ban ICOs in China Li Xiaolai, the legendary Bitcoin investor, has shown his support of the China ICO ban.