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China reported zero coronavirus deaths Tuesday, a fact that is bound to raise doubts over the accuracy of the statistics. The post Skepticism Chases China’s Claim of Zero Coronavirus Deaths appeared first on CCN.com origin »
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Xi Jinping pushed for digitally enhanced trade among Southeast Asian nations in a keynote at the China-ASEAN Expo on Friday.
The Chinese President is big on CBDCs. Be Open and Accommodating to CBDCs, Says China According to an official statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, Chinese President, Xi Jinping, has asked the G20 countries to be receptive to central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
Chinese Prime Minister Xi Jinping has urged heads of government to take an “open and accommodating” stance toward Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), as the global economy attempts to recover from the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
China President Xi Jinping bats for an international regulatory framework for digital currency. China Should take a Proactive Approach In an official statement released on October 31 titled ‘Issues on National Medium and Long-Term Social and Economic Strategies,’ Chinese President called for the Asian powerhouse to actively partake in creating a global regulatory framework forRead MoreRead More.
China's president said the nation should proactively participate in setting the international framework.
On Wednesday, Bitcoin logged a supersonic bull run, hitting $13,000 for the first time in 15 months. The rally started after PayPal announced its foray into the cryptocurrency sector, leading analysts to believe that the $138 billion global payments firm drove the latest Bitcoin adoption.
China has passed the country’s long-awaited civil code which expands the scope of inheritance rights to include cryptocurrency, such as bitcoin. Inherited cryptocurrencies will be protected under the new law.