US-China Relation

Nic Carter, co-founder of Castle Island Ventures and Coin Metrics, notes that with the acceleration of deglobalization and de-dollarization this year, this new market could potentially extend the lifespan of the dollar as the world's reserve currency.

Janet Yellen's visit to China aimed to address China's dominance in the EV market and improve diplomatic relations, but definitive progress remains uncertain.

Wall Street's ambitions in China face significant challenges, prompting major financial institutions to reassess their strategies. Amid geopolitical tensions and strict regulations, the dreams of Wall Street giants are evolving, signifying a shift in the global financial landscape. This transformation extends beyond compliance, shaping a reevaluation of risks and rewards in one of the world’s largest economies.

China's regulatory stance on cryptocurrency trading and mining has remained stringent since 2019. This move has prompted a shift towards other blockchain-based technologies within the country's borders. While cryptocurrencies face a ban, Chinese businesses are exploring alternative blockchain platforms to harness the potential of Web3 applications.

LinkNFT, launched by China Mobile, is transforming Hong Kong's digital landscape, bridging the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, and heralding a new era in Web3.0.

China's Blockchain-based Service Network (BSN) is set to introduce RealDID, a groundbreaking initiative led by the Ministry of Public Security, for its 1.4 billion citizens. The scheme aims to establish the world's first national-level decentralised identity system, impacting the identity verification landscape.

Exploring China's groundbreaking move towards blockchain-driven identity verification for its vast population of 1.4 billion citizens.

China and Singapore forge a groundbreaking alliance, piloting the use of digital yuan for cross-border tourism, showcasing the global embrace of this innovative currency.

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo urged Congress members, Silicon Valley, and allies to prevent China from acquiring crucial semiconductors and cutting-edge technologies vital for national security.

As China and the US race for military AI dominance, challenges in defining regulations and overcoming geopolitical disparities cast uncertainty on responsible AI use in the military.