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Chinese retailer Pinduoduo has just surpassed JD.com to become the 4th largest internet company in China.
Zamna plans to use blockchain technology to verify and authenticate passenger data which can be then seamlessly silo-ed between security agencies, airlines, and government.
Soon after Xi Jinping asked China to accelerate its blockchain developments, crypto tokens associated with China’s blockchain projects saw a massive surge.
China apparently has a couple of blockchain projects which once fully implemented will leave the rest of the world in the dust.
Justin Sun has made a pre-announcement that the TRON Foundation will unveil a new partnership with a multi-billion dollar megacorporation by next week.
The Chinese government seems to be really interested in blockchian and crypto. A new cryptography law is to become operative soon.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping makes pro-blockchain statements as Bitcoin price jump more than 13%.
In a move to dominate the industry, Chinese president Xi Jinping has urged the country to accelerate the adoption of blockchain.
Crypto assets custodian Anchorage has introduced a new governance platform. Voting is based on ownership of the Maker token.
The Gram token investors voted against refund and are willing to wait until the next SEC hearing in February 2020.
On Thursday, October 24th, the BTC keeps falling, trading around $7394.68.
Binance has announced that Nigerian crypto enthusiasts anywhere in the world will now have access to crypto trading, with support for the Nigerian Naira.
Within the partnership, TBCASoft, IBM and SoftBank will do their best to let carriers exploit blockchain technology through the Carrier Blockchain Study Group.
Tencent has concerns that Facebook’s Libra success may represent a real direct threat to Chinese payment service providers.
Among other things, Zuckerberg is planning to take Facebook out of the Libra project if certain principles are not followed.