Increased collaboration between Hong Kong and mainland China could potentially lead to more advances in the cryptocurrency sector, according to industry experts who took part in the 11th Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai on Thursday.

Beijing’s policymakers are recasting digital money as a tool of national power. A recent study in Study Times describes cryptocurrency and central bank digital

Record liquidations in crypto market after Trump's tariff announcement triggers volatility, wiping out $19 billion in bets.

As of October 2025, China has injected a substantial $24.9 trillion into its economy, a move that could potentially precipitate a notable rally in the

Leading cryptocurrencies rallied alongside stock futures Sunday overnight after President Donald Trump hinted at possible de-escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

Global markets panicked when news broke that U.S. President Donald Trump had imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese goods. Crypto was no exception. Within hours, over

China’s global renminbi lending surged 35% to a record RMB3.4 trillion as Beijing accelerates its de-dollarization push.

Following the latest buy, the company now owns 640,418 BTC, valued at roughly $71.1 billion at current prices. Co-founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor said the coins were accumulated at an average cost of $74,010 each, bringing the firm’s total investment to about $47.4 billion including fees.

Hackers have pilfered billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and creating fake identities to get remote tech jobs at foreign companies, the report found.