Chinese Tech Stocks “Maxed Out” after Xi Jinping Touts Blockchain

2019-10-28 21:23

Coinspeaker Chinese Tech Stocks “Maxed Out” after Xi Jinping Touts BlockchainAs Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted the potential of blockchain, it positively influenced the stocks of Chinese tech companies.

Chinese Tech Stocks “Maxed Out” after Xi Jinping Touts Blockchain

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