The transaction volume of digital yuan, China’s central bank digital currency (CBDC), during the Lunar New Year shopping season on JD.com, one of the...

Xiaohongshu, the wildly popular social media platform considered to be China’s answer to Instagram, had been riding high last year. With a loyal following...

Chinese tech giants including Ant Group, Tencent, Baidu and JD.com are joining yet another self-disciplinary initiative on eliminating speculation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), also...

IMF has been pro-CBDC for a while, and the Central Banks from all around the world have been looking to digital currencies to replace cash and many have come a long way.

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After enabling NFTs, eBay CEO Jamie Iannone has revealed that crypto payments could be next.

Following the Summer Olympics in 2008, China will host the 24th Winter Olympics. The event led to the inspiration for the launch of Alibaba and Bithumb’s NFT collectibles. Alibaba, a Chinese multinational tech giant, announced the launch of four non-fungible tokens (NFTs) inspired by the sports featured in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. This is [...]

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China is embracing NFTs but will not permit settlement or links to cryptocurrencies.

Crypto’s enemy number one, China, is preparing to roll out its own state-backed blockchain infrastructure to support the deployment of NFT-like collectibles, South China Morning Post reported.

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Following its crypto crackdown, China will reportedly keep a close eye on digital collectibles via permissioned blockchain infrastructure.

The momentum continues for Singapore’s fintech industry as funding reached a three-year high in deals transacted in H1 2021. 72 funding rounds worth...

Ark Invest sells Chinese equities in which most Chinese businesses have lost more than $500 billion in market value since their peak in February.

The Russian exchange now offers trading with 173 foreign company stocks.