Huawei integrates digital yuan into HarmonyOS NEXT for up to 1B users
No need to download or pull up an app to pay with the Chinese CBDC on Huawei phones now. Go to Source
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No need to download or pull up an app to pay with the Chinese CBDC on Huawei phones now. Go to Source
In its Oct. 2 market analysis, QCP Capital highlights the effect of escalating Middle Eastern conflicts on traditional financial (tradefi) assets and the cryptocurrency market. According to QCP’s researchers, the market response has been muted in tradefi, but risk assets and digital currencies like bitcoin (BTC) faced more substantial losses. QCP Researchers Analyze Crypto Market … Read more
According to QCP Capital’s latest analysis, macroeconomic conditions are becoming increasingly favorable for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. Central bank policies, particularly from China and the U.S. are playing a crucial role in shaping market sentiment. QCP Capital: Central Bank Moves Boost Outlook for Crypto QCP Capital‘s analysis on Wednesday highlights a series of macroeconomic developments … Read more
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) paused its gold acquisitions in May, ending 18 months of continuous buying as spot gold prices hit record highs. Despite this interruption, the value of China’s gold reserves continued to rise. China Pauses Gold Buying in May China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), paused its gold … Read more
While Hong Kong residents can sign up for a digital yuan (e-CNY) wallet with a phone number, the CBDC is currently restricted to cross-border transactions and cannot be used for person-to-person transfers within Hong Kong. Go to Source
Project mBridge has put together a slick publication with lots of new information to let the world know what the hottest project in CBDC is. Go to Source
The government is incentivizing new residents to come develop payment solutions, smart contracts, hard wallets and promotions for the digital yuan. Go to Source
A similar report from another Chinese court earlier in September recognized cryptocurrencies as virtual properties protected by law. Go to Source
The project now includes central and commercial banks of China, Hong Kong, Thailand and the UAE. Future new members were not identified. Go to Source
Grayscale victory doesn’t help Bitocoin spot ETF approval on first deadline as SEC postpones decison to next deadline. Go to Source