China has been a dominant player in the cryptocurrency world, despite evolving government policies.
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While silver soars to all-time highs in China due to physical scarcity and industrial demand, Bitcoin remains sideways. The divergence marks a macro paradigm shift between real scarcity and digital scarcity.
Hong Kong aims to become the first Asian jurisdiction to officially allow insurance companies to invest in cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and digital infrastructure.
A new clampdown on domestic mining in China causes a collapse of the Bitcoin hashrate and rekindles bearish pressure on prices.
The strengthening yuan is eroding the value of the USDT in China, while regulatory tightening turns stablecoins into risky assets.
China accuses Washington of 'draining' 127,000 BTC from LuBian in 2020. Researchers link the exploit to a flaw in key generation.
Financial leverage, low liquidity and macroeconomic tensions collided, wiping $16,700 off the price of Bitcoin in less than eight hours, a painful lesson in risk and reaction.
Beijing responds to EU sanctions against Chinese banks for crypto services to Russia, hitting two Lithuanian institutions.
Hong Kong leads China's stablecoin experiment between global ambitions and regulatory control.
A powerful documentary on how Bitcoin and blockchain are reshaping money, power, and geopolitics—from El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment and Europe’s regulatory revolution to the rise of decentralized finance and the new global financial order.
