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Nano Labs embraces Bitcoin to tap into digital payment trends amid challenging stock performance.

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed establishing a BRICS digital asset platform to boost investment opportunities in emerging economies.

Financial analysts believe that a US Bitcoin reserve could shift the dynamics of sovereign wealth, influencing other countries to adopt similar policies.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said stablecoins have the potential to streamline cross-border trade and drive efficiencies in emerging markets.

The project, designed to simplify cross-border payments through CBDCs, has raised concerns over potential misuse to evade US sanctions.

The digital yuan has been used to conduct transactions of over 7.3 trillion yuan ($1 trillion) across pilot regions.

China's former deputy Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao called on the government to re-evaluate its approach to Bitcoin to stay competitive with the US.

Bitcoin has more trading hours than post-Nixon US stock market but can't match centuries of fiat history.

The authorities said the move reflects their efforts to safeguard Chinese citizens from illegal investment schemes.

OORT taps into China's AI hub via the new listing with Shenzhen Data Exchange.

Sun said that a competitive approach between China and the US in Bitcoin policy would benefit the entire industry.

Countering the efficiency narrative, Buterin and Smith examine blockchain's potential to enhance democratic resilience through secure, anonymous communication and verifiable voting.

Two telecom firms are involved in crypto mining.

ICBC compared Bitcoin to gold and said Ethereum has established itself as "digital oil" capable of powering myriad applications across the web3 ecosystem.

China has continued to publicly maintain a hostile stand towards crypto trading activities.

The Digital Yuan pilot scheme does not support peer-to-peer transactions.

Bloomberg is reporting that both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are expected to be approved as early as Monday.

Top Chinese mutual funds have are exploring Bitcoin via ETFs in Hong Kong after years of avoiding the industry due to the 2021 ban.