More crypto miners seized in China as police continue crackdown
Police in the city of Tangshan, Hebei, seized 6,890 cryptocurrency mining machines illegally consuming electricity.
Police in the city of Tangshan, Hebei, seized 6,890 cryptocurrency mining machines illegally consuming electricity.
A Shenzhen-listed company is accusing crypto miner maker Ebang of sales fraud.
Twitter-based transaction monitor @whale_alert first reported PlusToken had shifted 789,525 ETH, worth more than $105 million.
China’s smart courts, which apply blockchain technology and AI have settled over 3 million cases, with 1M+ citizens and 70K+ lawyers registered on the system.
Eight companies were brought in for questioning by local regulators, each suspected of previously offering services that are now illegal.
Fitness app Qubu is under investigation for alleged financial fraud and illegal fundraising practices.
Dongguan filed a grievance against the Bitmain subsidiary this past September and is looking to be paid around $676,000.
Over 200 people attended the first major Bitcoin SV conference in China, many getting their first taste of BSV after working on other blockchain projects.
Yang Zuoxing, founder and CEO of MicroBT, has been arrested and charged with embezzling nearly $15,000.
ByteDance, the company that owns social media platform TikTok has partnered with a state-sponsored media firm on a blockchain and artificial intelligence venture.
The profiles of the two executives have been blocked over “violations of laws and regulations and the relevant provisions of the Weibo Community Convention.”
Bitcoin SV took center stage at the recently held T-EDGE, China's most influential tech conference in Beijing where the country was introduced to an ‘honest, open and transparent’ blockchain.