2024-7-16 16:02 |
Mainland China has repeatedly banned certain activities related to Bitcoin, but it has somehow still remained a major player in activities like Bitcoin mining.
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2024-7-16 16:02 |
Mainland China has repeatedly banned certain activities related to Bitcoin, but it has somehow still remained a major player in activities like Bitcoin mining.
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Harvest’s CEO believes the Hong Kong-mainland China ETF bridge program could enable crypto ETF access in mainland China.
2024-5-11 17:55 | |
Harvest Global Investments, a Chinese fund house and one of the issuers of Hong Kong’s first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs), has confirmed plans to potentially open these funds to mainland Chinese investors through the Hong Kong Stock Connect.
2024-5-10 09:00 | |
Richard Byworth, Managing Partner at SyzCapital, has ignited rumors suggesting that Bitcoin ETFs listed in Hong Kong could soon be accessible to investors from mainland China. Byworth’s remarks on X, formerly known as Twitter, highlight the ongoing discussions about the possibility of the integration of these ETFs into the Stock Connect system. This integration could […]
2024-5-6 09:15 | |
Mainland Chinese citizens will not be able to purchase Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in Hong Kong because mainland China banned crypto transactions years ago.
2024-4-27 16:57 | |
Mainland Chinese investors are likely to be excluded from Hong Kong’s newly approved Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs due to China’s rigorous crypto ban, posing challenges to potential market impacts. The post China’s Crypto Ban Prevents Exposure to Hong Kong’s Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2024-4-19 18:45 | |
Investors in mainland China won’t likely be allowed to buy into the newly approved Hong Kong-listed spot bitcoin ETFs, analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence reported, weakening excitement over the funds even further.
2024-4-17 18:47 | |
Bitcoin and Ether spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are set to receive the final approvals in Hong Kong as early as Monday next week. According to a recent Matrixport report, these investment products could unlock up to $25 billion in demand from Chinese investors through the Southbound Stock Connect program.
2024-4-14 16:30 | |
Singapore-based Matrixport expects mainland Chinese investors to move billions into potential Hong Kong-listed spot BTC ETFs through the Stock Connect program.
2024-4-12 10:21 | |
With Hong Kong asset managers somewhat reluctant to submit applications for the new ETF, a series of multibillion-dollar firms from Mainland China have entered the market.
2024-4-16 17:00 | |
Mainland Chinese fund companies are leveraging their Hong Kong subsidiaries to explore spot Bitcoin ETFs, signaling their keen interest in the new investment avenue. Chinese mainland-based equity funds have reportedly submitted their applications to launch spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs)…
2024-4-8 11:46 | |
Retail crypto trading is only days away in Hong Kong, but a mainland crackdown sees bounties offered for crypto firms and miners imprisoned.
2023-8-25 02:06 | |
Bitcoin’s day of glory on Chinese TikTok, 30M crypto fans still in China, Justin Sun’s subpoena after dream rendezvous with Web3 socialite.
2023-4-14 02:23 | |
Huobi, the global cryptocurrency exchange, is planning a major revival plan as it seeks to grow its market share in Mainland China and Hong Kong. That is happening as cryptocurrency prices continue recovering, with Bitcoin sitting comfortably above $27,000.
2023-3-28 14:58 | |
Coinspeaker Mainland China Residents Show Hunger for Bitcoin via Subverting Binance KYC Amid rising global inflation and fear of a worldwide banking crisis, the demand for risky assets, including Bitcoin, has significantly spiked in the recent past.
2023-3-24 14:22 | |
ALSO: In an appearance on CoinDesk TV, Tron founder Justin Sun discussed Huobi's potential unveiling of a new Hong Kong exchange, and said that the city's evolving approach to digital asset licensing could shift attitudes in mainland China.
2023-3-2 05:53 | |
It took just over three months for Bitcoin miners to disappear from China. New data from researchers at the University of Cambridge revealed the swift impact of Beijing’s crackdown on cryptocurrencThe post Crypto exchange MEXC Global to 'retire' Mainland China user accounts appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-12-25 16:30 | |
Bitcoin mining pool BTC. com announced on Friday that it is withdrawing from the Chinese market on October 15, 2021. It would no longer provide its mining services to users in mainland China to “comply with the latest regulatory policy requirements of the Chinese government.
2021-10-15 17:15 | |
Bitcoin mining pool AntPool announced that it would be ceasing IP access to mainland China on October 15. The post AntPool to Cease IP Access to Mainland China appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-10-15 19:29 | |
Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer, Bitmain has halted the supply of mining equipment to mainland China. This decision is a result of the Chinese government’s regulations against cryptocurrencies and allied activities.
2021-10-13 22:48 | |
Bitcoin dropped $1,000 this morning, from $56,300 to under $55,000, after crypto exchange Binance announced it would drop its Chinese Yen trade pairings for Mainland customers. The post Bitcoin drops $1,100 in minutes after Binance culls Chinese OTC deals appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-10-13 09:01 | |
Bitmain, one of the largest bitcoin mining machine manufacturers, has confirmed that it will stop shipping antminer to mainland China. “From October 11, 2021, Antminer will stop shipping to mainland China (excluding Hong Kong and Taiwan),” said Bitmain in an official statement made on its WeChat account.
2021-10-12 22:22 | |
The company said that its platform would not be serving any user from China by the end of the year.
2021-9-28 20:26 | |
China's largest Bitcoin Exchange Huobi has implemented a measure to stop mainland Chinese residents from registering on its platform by preventing the addition of accounts with Chinese mainland phone numbers, to comply with recent Chinese crackdown on crypto.
2021-9-26 14:23 | |
The effect of the People’s Bank of China's latest statement on crypto-services prohibition in mainland China was as expected. The crypto-market came tumbling down as Bitcoin fell by over 5% after thThe post How are Ethereum Futures coping with the market-wide crash appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-9-25 22:30 | |
Following some stern warnings from a few major trade associations and regulators in China, two prominent exchanges, Huobi and Okex, have stopped offering services to Chinese residents. After the two exchanges halted specific services to residents of mainland China, two bitcoin mining operations have also abandoned the country on Monday. Btc.top and Hashcow have suspended […]
2021-5-24 16:30 | |
Bitcoin found itself competing with traditional safe-haven gold all over again as authorities in China uncovered a $2 billion fraud. Kingold, one of the mainland’s most significant gold processing firms, allegedly collateralized 83 tons of fake yellow metal bars to secure 20 billion yuan (~$2.
2020-6-30 11:12 | |
Stocks in mainland China opened at a major low [about 9% and dipped lower] after remaining closed for almost 10 days at a stretch. Soon after the markets opened, there were reports that claimed that BThe post Bitcoin's surge today had nothing to do with Chinese markets and Coronavirus appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-2-3 20:00 | |
The correlation between any further oppression of the bitcoin and crypto industry in China and market movements appears to be crumbling. Mainstream media is still firmly behind the premise that the latest rout was a direct response to further crackdowns on the mainland, but BTC and digital assets are making gains today to suggest otherwise.
2019-11-28 11:38 | |
Ведущий китайский банк China Merchants Bank инвестировал биткоин-кошелек BitPie. Об этом сообщила в Twitter управляющий партнер Primitive Ventures Дови Ван, которая отметила, что это начало национализации криптоиндустрии в Китае.
2019-10-28 17:26 | |
Hong Kong securities authority sets out the first-ever cryptocurrency regulations as asset managers and portfolios invested in virtual assets targeted. The new regulations come at a time the island country is witnessing increased levels of Bitcoin trading as pressure from mainland China intensifies.
2019-10-7 21:37 | |
Two years ago, on September 4, 2017, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) shut down local cryptocurrency exchanges over concerns that unregulated assets like bitcoin allow residents to bypass strict capital controls.
2019-9-5 22:19 | |
Protesters in Hong Kong have taken to a new non-violent tactic, withdrawing cash in mass from ATMs and banks and converting it to U.S. dollars—foreshadowing things to come for Bitcoin. On Aug. 16, protesters in Hong Kong announced plans to withdraw their cash from the banking system in protest of overreach from mainland China, reported […] The post Bitcoin as protest: Hong Kong demonstrators withdraw their money from banking system appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2019-8-19 14:17 | |
A French inventor travelled across the English Channel to the UK on a hoverboard this morning. Proving that however disparate its politics are, Great Britain will always remain just 22 miles from mainland Europe.
2019-8-4 13:47 | |
Protests against a controversial extradition law resulted in Bitcoin trading at a premium in Hong Kong. BTC has been trading between $75 and $160 over the global average on local exchange Tidebit, with many experts believing an even bigger premium will follow.
2019-6-18 10:33 | |
This article was originally published by 8btc and written by Lylian Teng. Bitcoin ATM services in China have once again proved to be hopeless, after the first Bitcoin OTM (OTC Teller Machine) in Beijing was removed shortly after its installation.
2019-5-21 19:11 | |
Back in January 2017, China’s financial authorities initiated their first crackdowns against domestic bitcoin exchanges, with a ban on mainland exchanges cryptocurrencies against the yuan coming shortly thereafter.
2019-3-19 07:45 | |
The Hong Kong authorities are looking to regulate the cryptocurrency sector more strictly. According to the latest news report by Nikkei Asian Review, the authorities are planning to bring crypto-related entities under the Securities and Futures Commission.
2018-12-17 18:29 | |
As part of its desire to forge deeper ties with the Chinese government, Huobi Group, the parent company of digital asset platform Huobi, has formed a Communist Party committee in China, according to an announcement by the company.
2018-11-20 00:18 | |
The 2018 Blockchain New Economy Hangzhou Summit, to be organized on 19th and 20th November, will be one of the most prominent blockchain events on Chinese mainland this year. The IOTA Foundation announced that its Director of Engineering, Edward Greve will be attending the summit, as a representative of the distributed ledger designed for the […] IOTA’s Director of Engineering Will Attend Blockchain Event Organized by Chinese Government was originally found on [blokt] - Blockchain, Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency News.
2018-11-20 22:29 | |
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), China’s publicly-traded holding company that claims to be one of the most extensive market operations in the world, is developing a distributed ledger technology (DLT) powered platform aimed at helping international investors trade mainland Chinese shares via the Hong Kong Stock Connect platform, reported Channel NewsAsia on October 30, 2018.
2018-11-2 06:00 | |
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has claimed that it will include crypto funds under its regulatory umbrella. The SFC issued a statement on November 1, 2018, laying out its new approach for regulating virtual assets in the future.
2018-11-2 00:40 | |
China is continuing its crackdown on bitcoin and cryptocurrency-related ventures. The country is now blocking access to more than 120 offshore cryptocurrency exchanges utilized for trading purposes by mainland customers.
2018-8-24 00:24 | |
Chinese social media giant WeChat has reportedly closed down accounts owned by several cryptocurrency and blockchain media accounts on its platform, local news outlet Lanjinger reports.
2018-8-23 22:13 | |
Wan Kuok-koi, known as a former Macau gangster, is making inroads into the world of digital currencies via a mysterious company based in Beijing. Kuok-koi will be launching chess and poker tournaments on the mainland, for which he even floated an initial coin offering (ICO).
2018-7-18 16:09 | |
Malaysian company SIM Chain established itself in the cryptocurrency scene just two weeks ago, and it has already accumulated a whopping $30 million from Chinese investors recently. Since its launch on June 4, the company has already attracted a hundred business partners from mainland China.
2018-6-20 23:02 | |