2022-8-4 09:00 |
The U.S. is battling high inflation by raising rates to cool demand while China is trying to boost consumer spending. origin »
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China’s City of Shenzhen has decided to airdrop 30 million digital Chinese Yuan (e-CNY) in red envelops with the help of a lotter program. This move will be introduced in order to revive consumer spending amidst a pandemic hit economy.
2022-5-31 04:00 | |
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Less than one year after China announced its decision to crack down big time on crypto mining, another country has joined suit in a bid to ease soaring energy prices and blackouts. This week Kosovo, located in southeastern Europe, announced it’s banning mining after spending the last 60 days in a government state of emergency […]
2022-1-11 22:09 | |
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The central bank digital currency, or CBDC, is a permissioned, state-run cryptocurrency that allows China to track the spending habits of its yuan users. It can also adjust inflation rates and even block citizens from accessing their accounts.
2021-1-5 21:51 | |
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Chinese blockchain spending dropped over 40% from 2018 to 2019, but was still significantly higher than back in 2017
2020-1-21 23:35 | |
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According to recent information, China’s e-yuan will roll out in early 2020, and it will be very cautious, initially only focusing on consumer spending. Recent reports regarding China’s upcoming cryptocurrency claim that Beijing is preparing to launch the so-called ‘e-yuan’ in early 2020.
2019-12-23 12:58 | |
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China appears to be very serious regarding their blockchain push. A new document unveiled this week confirms the government will increase its overall spending on this technology over the next four years.
2019-11-14 06:00 | |
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One study foresees China's blockchain investments surpassing $2 billion by 2023, with a compound annual growth rate of 65.7%
2019-11-13 03:25 | |
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Shocking figures research by the International Data Corporation revealed: China's blockchain spending will exceed $2 billion dollars by 2023.
2019-11-12 18:14 | |
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China’s blockchain spending is expected to see rapid growth in the next three years and exceed the $2 billion figure by the end of 2023, according to a report carried out by market intelligence firm IDC.
2019-11-11 16:30 | |
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China's spending on developing blockchain technology by 2023 will reach $2 billion. On average, Chinese blockchain spending will grow 66% per year.
2019-11-13 12:10 | |
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Coindance’s data shows that there is a massive Bitcoin volume spike in Hong Kong with over $13 Million being traded just last month. ’ Given that China monitors its citizens through their spending habits, cryptocurrencies allow them to move to a different form of transferring value that is not controlled by the state. LocalBitcoins has […]
2019-10-3 18:18 | |
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U. S. consumers are, more than ever, the envy of the world. While the global economy grapples with slow growth, U. S. consumer spending has prevented it from teetering on the cusp of collapse and may have single-handedly saved the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the process.
2019-4-9 21:37 | |
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“The point is to get people to think about bitcoin, not spend it. I don’t think it’s good for that. It’s not meant to be used like cash,” Jeremy Gardner, founder of Ausum Ventures, advised me.
2019-1-15 17:50 | |
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Skynet may be coming, but China could usurp the U. S. as the launchpad for the robot uprising. According to a recent report from TNW, China is set to outpace America in artificial intelligence research spending by the end of this year.
2018-11-11 11:00 | |
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The noise that surrounds economic relations between the United States and China is amping up exponentially. You can thank the latest trade wars for that, as fresh tensions boil over between the two nations who are currently trading new tariffs on imports, with no shortage of ill will underpinning the moves.
2018-10-10 23:38 | |
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The US House Oversight and Reform IT Subcommittee today released the results of a months-long investigation into Federal investment and oversight in artificial intelligence. There’s a lot to unpack here, and most of it is bad.
2018-9-25 20:09 | |
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The Chinese government has banned all commercial crypto and blockchain-related events in the region, after encouraging local financial authorities to speed up the development of blockchain technology.
2018-8-23 18:50 | |
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The chief information officer of Bank of China announced plans to increase spending for technological research with blockchain as one of the key points.
2018-8-10 12:21 | |
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ConsenSys, the Ethereum production studio based in the U. S. , launched ConsenSys Ventures last year selecting Kavita Gupta to run two funds of $50 million and $100 million.
2018-8-6 17:40 | |
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It’s no secret that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have made many people quite wealthy. While some choose to simply exchange their bitcoins for fiat, others prefer to spend their wealth on luxury platforms like Dadiani Fine Arts and The White Company.
2018-7-15 21:00 | |
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Article By David Drake, Founder and Chairman of LDJ Capital. Full bio at the bottom Global spending on research and development has reached $1.7 trillion. 80% of this amount was spent by only 10 countries, the highest being the United States, followed by China and Japan in terms of percentage GDP. Get The Timeless Reading […]
2018-6-22 08:27 | |
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The weather phenomenon could herald a warmer-than-normal winter in the northern United States.
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