BRICS nations China and India sold $10.3 billion in U.S. Treasuries in November 2025, signaling a shift in global financial strategies. Learn the implications for the U.S. economy and geopolitics.
Donald Trump warns about China potentially dominating the cryptocurrency market and supports the GENIUS Act to counter this threat, signaling potential regulatory changes.
South Korean authorities accuse three Chinese nationals of laundering $101 million in crypto, raising concerns about financial crime and market regulation.
Western tensions and Federal Reserve scrutiny are creating opportunities for China to expand Yuan-denominated trade, potentially impacting cryptocurrency adoption globally.
Yao Qian, a former key architect of China’s digital yuan, is accused of accepting over $8 million in cryptocurrency bribes through hardware wallets and shell accounts, exposing the challenges of regulating digital currencies.
North America’s Bitcoin mining dominance is slipping as China and other regions regain market share, despite political efforts to maintain control.
Z.AI, a Chinese AI research firm, releases GLM-Image, the first major AI image generation model trained entirely on Huawei chips, marking a significant step in China’s push for AI self-reliance.
China and Brazil invest $1.88 billion in gold, following a positive price prediction from Morgan Stanley, signaling a potential surge in the precious metals market.
China’s introduction of interest-bearing digital yuan accounts increases pressure on the US to reevaluate its stablecoin regulations, sparking concerns about the competitiveness of US digital dollars.
Chen Zhi, the alleged mastermind behind a $15 billion Bitcoin scam, has been deported from Cambodia to China. Learn what this means for the future of crypto crime and regulation.