China’s state-asset watchdog explores role of stablecoins, other digital assets
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China Explores Stablecoin Strategy As Shanghai Reignites Crypto Debate - Data Intelligence
China has had a strict ban on cryptocurrencies since 2021, but it looks like the country is starting to rethink its stance on digital assets. The Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission held a meeting recently that brought together 60 to 70 officials and specialists to talk about stablecoins and digital currencies. The meeting took place in Shanghai, China’s financial hub, marking a subtle yet significant shift in t…
China Considers Strategic Shift Toward Crypto and Stablecoins
China may be on the verge of a significant crypto policy shift, according to a new Reuters report. The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) in Shanghai recently convened dozens of government officials to explore strategic responses to digital assets, including stablecoinsdespite the countrys official ban on cryptocurrency trading and mining. The closed-door meeting signals a potential softening in tone, with offic…
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