Places China

Kucoin has advised its Chinese users to move their digital assets to another crypto platform.

Decentralized finance (DeFi) is profiting from China’s new shakedown on the crypto industry.

Senator Toomey recently put pressure on the SEC Chairman Gensler, sending him a list of 25 burning questions, as he asked for detailed and concrete clarification surrounding current crypto regulation. 

Binance has declared that it has stopped dealing with China since 2017.

Meitu reported a $17,3 million impairment loss on its Bitcoin holdings in the first half of 2021.

The case marks the latest proceeding against cryptocurrencies from the historically crypto-adverse Chinese government.

Bobby Lee shares his thoughts on China moving to ban Bitcoin altogether.

Meitu has recorded a double digits gain on its Ethereum holdings while suffering a similar loss on its Bitcoin investments.

Mike Novogratz says China's loss is the rest of the world's gain.

China is getting tough on crypto. Same as it ever was, right? But this time the pushback is real, with the CCP conducting a coordinated show of force against the world’s biggest digital currency.

Could Paraguay reinvent itself as a Bitcoin mining hub?

The People's Bank of China issued a statement saying domestic banks and the payment platform Alipay were ordered not to provide services linked to crypto.

Miners in the country are planning their next moves amidst exodus.

Chinese authorities arrested 1,100 individuals charged for using crime related profits to buy crypto.

Local reports say miners were asked to delay their move until later this year.

The move is the latest in the ongoing China ‘FUD.’

Another Chinese state-controlled media has highlighted the high-risk nature of cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance.

Two Nasdaq-listed brokers reveal their plans to launch crypto trading services, targeting offshore clients only.