Tag: digital yuan
China’s Agricultural Commerce Bank Issues Digital Yuan Loan Backed by Intellectual Property
The Agricultural Commerce Bank of Zhangjiagang in China issues a 500,000 digital yuan loan backed by intellectual property, marking progress in the e-CNY trial.
China’s Digital Yuan (e-CNY) Hits $14 Billion in Transactions During Pilot Phase
China’s e-CNY hits nearly $14 billion in transactions during its pilot phase, highlighting rapid adoption and future plans for the digital currency.
China Dominates Blockchain Applications: A Tale of Innovation and Control
Explore China’s 84% share in global blockchain applications, patent stats, and the tension between innovation and control.
Understanding China’s CBDC: Balancing Anonymity and Financial Oversight
Explore China’s digital yuan and its approach to balancing anonymity with the need for financial oversight and crime prevention.
Exploring the New Features of China’s Digital Yuan: The eCNY Revolution
Discover the exciting new features of China’s digital yuan, eCNY, including smart contracts and digital red envelopes for the Chinese New Year.
China’s e-CNY Expansion: A Digital Currency Revolution in Four Provinces
Discover how China’s e-CNY is expanding trials to four provinces, shaping the future of digital currency and financial landscapes.
Digital Red Packets: China Rolls Out New Feature in E-CNY Wallet Ahead of Lunar New Year
Discover how China’s digital yuan wallet introduces red packets for the Lunar New Year to boost user engagement and adoption.
Why Isn’t China’s Digital Yuan Taking Off? Insights from a Former PBOC Official
Former PBOC official Xie Ping assesses the lack of adoption of China’s digital yuan, urging for changes to enhance its functionalities.
The Future of Finance: Blockchain and Crypto’s Role in China and Beyond
Discover how blockchain and crypto are reshaping finance in China and globally, paving the way for financial inclusion and innovation.
Hong Kong’s Crypto Comeback: Gateway or Gimmick?
Hong Kong’s shift toward crypto regulations raises questions about its future as a financial hub and China’s intentions in the digital economy.
