Alibaba-owned Taobao outlaws ICOs, cryptocurrency
Online shopping platform Taobao has prohibited stores from promoting ICOs, cryptocurrencies, and other related goods and services.
Online shopping platform Taobao has prohibited stores from promoting ICOs, cryptocurrencies, and other related goods and services.
Cryptocurrency investors in China have resorted to underground activities after the Beijing government banned Bitcoin trade in the country, according to reports.
A number of cryptocurrency associations from South Korea, Russia and China have decided to file a class action lawsuit against internet advertising companies and social platforms that have decided to ban cryptocurrency and ICO advertisements.
A Chinese company has released a cellphone that it claims will allow the user to mine BTC and record information, like fingerprints and location, directly on the blockchain.
The People’s Bank of China has decided to open the Chinese market to foreign investors, a development that could also boost the domestic cryptocurrency market.
The cryptocurrency sector in China continues to come under severe pressure as the strength of government regulation bears hard on investors.
The Beijing-based e-commerce giant has teamed up with meat merchant InterAgri to employ blockchain tech and track down their meat supply.
Beijing authorities plan to peek into bank accounts, online financial accounts of residents involved in cryptocurrency trade.
As China goes full-force in purging out cryptocurrencies, NIFA aims to make sure they stay out.
The long tradition of blocking unwanted foreign websites using the so-called Great Firewall of China has found a new target: cryptocurrency websites.
ICO platforms are breeding grounds for illegal offerings, fraud, false information and pyramid schemes, says China's central bank.
China and South Korea started a quake; BitConnect went all in with a landslide.