Blockchain could help China respond better to Coronavirus, expert says
As China struggles to tackle the deadly Coronavirus, one expert at the University of Hong Kong believes blockchain could help the country respond better.
As China struggles to tackle the deadly Coronavirus, one expert at the University of Hong Kong believes blockchain could help the country respond better.
While many crypto enthusiasts are fixated on price swings, the BSV community in China has proven to be different, looking beyond the price to real applications.
Lawmakers in Japan are set to publish proposals this week which could pave the way for digital currency use in the country.
CoinGeek spoke to Lise Li, China Manager of the Bitcoin Association, who discussed the rapid embrace of BSV as a development tool in the country.
Jimmy Nguyen applauded the great enthusiasm that developers, businesses and investors have shown in BSV which made the first BSV China conference a huge success.
England is looking into digital currencies, India to explore blockchain in securities and Turkish city developing digital currency and more in this week’s edition
Baidu has launched Xuperchain, a blockchain platform that seeks to make the development and deployment of blockchain projects in Asia fast and cost-effective.
Beijing has “zero tolerance” for cryptocurrency, according to the director of the city’s financial bureau.
Nasdaq has issued a warning to Golden Bull Ltd, a P2P lending marketplace-cum-crypto miner for not submitting its financial statements for a six-month period.
The country’s Intellectual Property Office defines what is and what isn’t covered under the new guidelines.
China could soon have the first blockchain-themed ETF, also passing a new private key protection law. Ubisoft, Takasbank, Carnegie Mellon also made moves.
The event, taking place at the Hilton Hotel in Fuzhou City, is being held by the Bitcoin Association and Bitcoin SV wallet DotWallet.