China has declared real world asset tokenization illegal, widening enforcement to Hong Kong-linked Web3 service chains.

China has drawn a bright red line under its long running campaign against private digital money, declaring that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have no legal status and cannot function as money in ...

China’s Supreme People’s Court appears to have had enough with the uptick in cybercrimes that have become the unfortunate ...

China’s top court urges new crypto laws as digital crime rises, citing legal gaps as virtual assets increasingly appear in ...

The People’s Bank of China issued a statement over the weekend regarding concerns about ongoing crypto speculation and a crackdown on stablecoins. Mainland China has banned crypto for years, allowing ...

Seven Chinese financial industry associations reportedly classified RWAs as subject to regulatory crackdowns in the country.