Vibe killers: Here are the countries that moved to outlaw crypto in the past year
From Bolivia to China, governments sought to restrict crypto-related activity for various reasons and with different tools.
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From Bolivia to China, governments sought to restrict crypto-related activity for various reasons and with different tools.
China’s central bank digital currency now has 261 million unique users, according to an official of the central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). Furthermore, transactions worth 87.5 billion…
China does not want its crackdown on cryptocurrencies to cause the country to fall behind in the NFT boom.
The new wallet of China’s state-issued digital currency has quickly become one of the most downloaded applications in the country, within days of its launch. Its use and integration with…
The "e-CNY (Pilot Version)" app was made available for download on the Chinese Android and Apple app stores on Tuesday.
The government of Mexico announced that the country’s central bank will issue its own digital currency. The statement of the official account of the presidency of Mexico informed that the…
Shanghai’s five-year plan calls for the use of a metaverse in public services, businesses, entertainment and industrial manufacturing.
Electricity shortages have been dogging Kazakhstan’s booming crypto mining industry this year. A media report reveals that some miners, including some of those that moved in amid China’s crackdown on…
Thailand is among the countries capitalizing on China’s crypto crackdown, with retail investors increasingly mining crypto.
Binance may be seeing Bitcoin inflows, but overall, movements among major exchanges appear to cancel each other out, fresh data shows.