
Chinese E-commerce Giant JD to Issue First HKD Stablecoin on Public Blockchain
Hong Kong is one of the most crypto-friendly countries in the world, with a comprehensive regulatory framework for the issuance and usage of digital assets.
Hong Kong is one of the most crypto-friendly countries in the world, with a comprehensive regulatory framework for the issuance and usage of digital assets.
While JD.com’s revenue rose 22.9% year-over-year to 150.28 billion yuan from 122.29 billion yuan, Alibaba’s revenue rose 3% year-over-year to 29.1 billion yuan.
Chinese tech giant Tencent saw its Q1 2023 revenue jump 11% YoY to $21.4 billion amid relaxed industrial regulations.
Burry increased his stakes in several regional banks in Q1, including NYCB, PacWest, Western Alliance, and First Republic.
Following two years of crackdowns and sanctions, China appears ready to unlock private sector potential via tech IPO developments.
Should JD.com be operating in a whole new niche, the prediction of its ability to bounce back might be somewhat difficult.
The new ChatJD by JD.com is applicable in “content generation” and “man-machine dialogue”. It can also be used for “user intent understanding”, “information extraction”, and “emotion classification”.
Investors celebrated over the hope of a positive regulatory environment for private tech companies in China going ahead.
By permitting companies to seek targeted growth, the expectation is that the economy will become more functional and that it may attract other global players to its shores.
The first onset of the COVID-19 pandemic was adjudged to be very beneficial to tech giants as many people resorted to the services they provide to survive and get entertainment during the lockdowns. Today, the narrative seems to be changing across the board.
For Q3 2022, JD.com is predicting a decline in the revenue. But it is too early now to say how it will go, as the company’s performance will partially depend on the economic situation in China.
Pinduoduo is still one of the few Chinese companies that have its shares traded on a public bourse in America.
The robust reports on Chinese tech stocks came in the midst of the strict Covid policy in China that has been choking the nation’s economy.
An expert disclosed that Tencent has no plans to exit from other investments since they are not as developed as JD.com.
Hang Seng announced that it is pulling beleaguered Chinese property developer Evergrande from one of its indexes, while adding some new companies onboard.