Insights on policy shifts, CBDC pilots, mining trends, and the broader impact on global crypto markets.
China has found a way to keep its factories busy without fixing the economy at home: sell more goods abroad.
Andjela Radmilac 7 min read 
China is turning Hong Kong into an offshore hub for yuan liquidity, gold settlement, and bond access as it builds an institutional alternative to dollar-dominated stablecoins.
PBOC's first overnight reverse repo gives traders a new liquidity gauge, but one injection does not reset Bitcoin's fragile setup near $60K.
BTC traders are watching whether a diplomatic thaw can offset sticky inflation and fragile derivatives positioning.
As Chinese crypto regulations tighten, Hong Kong firms increasingly invest in US ETFs for Bitcoin exposure.
The shift to “public order and good morals” language turns many crypto deals legally invalid, pushing losses onto individuals instead of platforms.
Chinese banks' retreat from US debt may inadvertently destabilize Bitcoin's path to recovery.
Stablecoins now function like offshore dollar wrappers with 24/7 settlement, soaking up demand China’s convertibility limits can’t satisfy.
China embrace of gold unintentional boosts Bitcoin's narrative as digital 'outside money'.
