Seven Chinese financial associations declare RWA tokenization as illegal, classifying it as a form of illegal financing under securities law and establishing joint liability for the Web3 service ecosystem.
China’s financial associations have reclassified Real-World Asset tokenization as ‘risky,’ listing it alongside stablecoins and crypto mining as illegal activities. This policy change may have significant implications for the crypto industry.
Russia cracks down on unauthorized crypto mining, India promotes CBDCs, and China expands its digital yuan initiative, allowing banks to offer interest on e-CNY wallets.
China’s digital yuan will start paying interest on wallet balances from January 1, 2026, breaking the global consensus on non-interest-bearing CBDCs.
Coinbase warns that a US ban on stablecoin rewards could give China a strategic edge in the global stablecoin market, as China’s digital yuan rolls out interest-bearing features.
Discover how Trump’s 2026 tariff plans could impact Bitcoin’s performance, including trade risks with China, Europe, and global imports.
Affluent Chinese investors are reevaluating luxury real estate as a safe store of value, instead comparing it to Bitcoin, Nvidia stock, and BNB as competing assets.
China’s central bank to allow interest on digital yuan wallets from 2026, reshaping e-CNY as deposit-like money amidst US CBDC ban.
China’s central bank will allow interest payments on digital yuan balances starting in 2026, as part of a broader regulatory crackdown on crypto. Learn how this move could reshape the financial landscape.
China’s PBOC has announced a new action plan to enhance the digital yuan, set to begin in January 2026, focusing on regulatory frameworks, financial inclusion, international cooperation, and technological innovation.