Tag: china
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Chinese Police Confiscate 600 Bitcoin Mining Machines
Chinese police have reportedly confiscated 600 bitcoin mining machines following reports of irregular electricity usage. In the China city of Tianjin officials are continuing their crackdown…
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Stealing Bitcoin in China can Lead to a Seven-year Jail Sentence
Stealing Bitcoin or any other form of money is always a problematic trend. It seems cryptocurrency can bring out the worst in people at times.…
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Eurasian Association of Blockchain Plans to Sue Facebook, Google, Twitter, Yandex for Crypto Ad Ban
The fighting gloves have been put on as cryptocurrency and blockchain associations in Russia, China, and South Korea announce they are planning to launch a…
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Survey: 40 Percent of Young South Korean Adults Are Willing to Invest in Cryptocurrencies
A new survey has found that 40 percent of young adults in South Korea are willing to invest in cryptocurrencies, highlighting the frenzy the market…
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Ripple Aims to Expand in China Later This Year
Ripple is always looking to make an impact in new markets. So far, the company has seen great success throughout most of Asia. China has…
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IBM is Working on 400 Blockchain Projects with 63 Clients
IBM has said that it is working with 63 blockchain clients on 400 projects related to the technology as companies continually embrace the emerging industry.…
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Hong Kong Fintech Investment More than Doubled in 2017, Jumps to $545 Million
New research shows that fintech funding in Hong Kong more than doubled in 2017 compared to the previous year. Data from Accenture analysis of data from…
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System Glitch at Japanese Crypto Exchange Mistakenly Gives Bitcoin Away for Free
Investors were able to briefly buy bitcoin for free at a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange after it suffered from a system glitch; however, none were able…
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Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister: ‘No Strong Case to Ban Cryptocurrency Trading’
Singapore’s deputy prime minister has said that there is ‘no strong case to ban cryptocurrency trading’ as they don’t pose a risk to the country’s…
