Price: $0.36770 -1.9069%
Market Cap: 53.99B 1.7711%
Volume (24h): 7.4B 0.4%
Dominance: 1.7711%
Price: $0.36770 -1.9069%
Market Cap: 53.99B 1.7711%
Volume (24h): 7.4B 0.4%
Dominance: 1.7711% 1.7711%
  • Price: $0.36770 -1.9069%
  • Market Cap: 53.99B 1.7711%
  • Volume (24h): 7.4B 0.4%
  • Dominance: 1.7711% 1.7711%
  • Price: $0.36770 -1.9069%
  • Aug / 20
    • China Takes Clear Stance Against Cryptocurrencies and Drives Out Miners
      Aug 20, 2024 at 08:01 am COINTURK NEWS
      Despite China's initial opposition to cryptocurrencies, it has not fully distanced itself from the industry. Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, has been permitted to play a growing role in cryptocurrencies. Chinese investors continue to actively trade and hold cryptocurrencies, with a preference for the Binance exchange. Despite regulatory concerns, China's cryptocurrency market remains significant, with an estimated $86.4 billion worth of crypto transactions occurring between 2022 and June 2023.
  • Jun / 16
    • Why is Biaoqing (BIAO) Price Surging? Experts Call It China’s Pepe Meme Coin
      Jun 16, 2024 at 05:34 pm CaptainAltcoin
      Biaoqing (BIAO), dubbed China's premier meme coin, has skyrocketed 204.85% to $0.035893, fueled by China's post-restriction economic surge. Crypto enthusiasts and a dedicated community, anchored by prominent influencers, have propelled BIAO's popularity. Its cultural relevance and status as the "Pepe of China" have resonated with traders. Anticipation mounts for a potential major cryptocurrency exchange listing, while the "Biao Invaders" Telegram game engages the community and reinforces BIAO's unique position as a rising meme coin from the East.
  • May / 28
    • Stablecoin: Russia China Settle Key Deals Using USDT Amid US Sanctions
      May 28, 2024 at 06:34 pm Coingape News Media
      Driven by international sanctions, Russian firms are increasingly embracing stablecoins like Tether (USDT) to settle deals with China. This shift toward cryptocurrencies amidst the challenges posed by sanctions is fueled by the efficiency and cost-effectiveness offered by stablecoins, which facilitate cross-border transactions swiftly and securely without relying on traditional banking systems susceptible to sanctions.
  • Dec / 22
    • China cracks down on game coin trading, mandates CBDC wallets
      Dec 22, 2023 at 06:49 pm TheBitTimes
      Chinese regulators crack down on the online gaming sector, introducing new rules mandating that game coin trading services must use CBDC wallets. China sets spending limits and bans daily login rewards. The draft also requires providers to use real names for their RMB wallets and prohibits anonymous services. Additionally, services allowing players to exchange game coins for fiat are banned.
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