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‘Raging Firesale’—Major Bitcoin Miner And Legendary Crypto Trader Issue Serious Halving Price Crash Warnings
Hayes, who also cofounded the crypto derivatives pioneer BitMex, predicted that the bitcoin halving coming at a time of “tighter than usual” U.S. dollar liquidity means “bitcoin and crypto prices in …
Fitch Revises China’s Credit Outlook To Negative Amid Economic Challenges
Amid a complex economic landscape, Fitch Ratings has adjusted its outlook on China’s creditworthiness, signaling caution over the nation’s fiscal health as it grapples with post-pandemic recovery …
Beijing sent busload of Chinese students to back Canadian Liberal politician, say officials
Beijing allegedly sent a bus of Chinese students to support a Canadian Liberal politician as part of a campaign of election interference in 2019 and 2021, according to an official briefing.
China’s Xi hosts former Taiwan president in Beijing, in rare meeting echoing bygone era of warmer ties
Chinese leader Xi Jinping held rare talks on Wednesday with a former president of Taiwan who supports closer ties with China, a highly unusual meeting just weeks before the democratic island swears in …
China-US relations: American state department official explains how Beijing risks crossing ‘red line’ with Russia
Kurt Campbell, No 2 at US State Department, echoes Beijing’s language of ‘red line’ and ‘core interest’ to mark out Washington’s strategic interest.
China’s Xi Meets Ex-Taiwan Leader in Beijing in Landmark Event
Chinese leader Xi Jinping met former Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou in Beijing, a rare act of diplomatic engagement between the two sides seemingly designed to spotlight the Communist Party’s …
Xi Jinping’s Likeness Ripped Apart in Protest Outside China’s Consulate
Beijing claims most of the South China Sea as its territory, including areas within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone.
India Deploys Russia-Made MANPADS to Border Amid China Tensions
The Indian army first began using the Soviet-designed MANPADS in 2021. New Delhi is acquiring more of the shoulder-fired missiles amid a four-year military standoff with Beijing, which began after the …
Fitch’s negative outlook for China is more bad news for its stalling economy
Beijing is battling deflation and an ongoing property-market crisis that the ratings agency says is likely to require more government borrowing.
China’s harvest may get Hong Kong approval for spot-bitcoin ETF later in April
The pending green light is the second part of a two-step process for Harvest Global Investments to list an ETF in the city that directly invests in Bitcoin.
Google Takes Legal Action Against ‘Pig Butchering’ Crypto App Scammers
In a decisive move aimed at safeguarding its users and upholding the integrity of its services, tech giant Google has initiated legal proceedings against two app developers hailing from China. The …
