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Chinese State-Owned Banks Start Exploring Digital Yuan Use-Cases for Buying Investment Funds & Insurance Products
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Chinese State-Owned Banks Start Exploring Digital Yuan Use-Cases for Buying Investment Funds & Insurance Products

Two Chinese state-owned banks have begun working to fund management and insurance companies to explore the use cases of digital yuan CBDC for purchasing investment funds and insurance products online.

FUSANG Exchange Announces CCB $3 Billion Digital Bond Listing Suspended
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FUSANG Exchange Announces CCB $3 Billion Digital Bond Listing Suspended

FUSANG exchange announced that the listing of the $3 billion digital bond backed by China Construction Bank has been suspended.

Exclusive | FUSANG CEO: CCB’s $3 Billion in Blockchain-Based Debt Bonds is Rise of Crypto 2.0
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Exclusive | FUSANG CEO: CCB’s $3 Billion in Blockchain-Based Debt Bonds is Rise of Crypto 2.0

According to FUSANG CEO Henry Chong, the CCB's historic blockchain-based bond listing, the first tranche of $3 billion in debt, marks a transition into what he calls “Crypto 2.0”

FUSANG Exchange Lists First Publicly Available Blockchain-Based Digital Bond Backed by CCB
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FUSANG Exchange Lists First Publicly Available Blockchain-Based Digital Bond Backed by CCB

Asia’s first digital security exchange FUSANG is partnering with heavy weight China Construction Bank (CCB) to offer the first ever digital, tokenized, blockchain-based bond.

Major China Bank Disables Digital Yuan Wallet Registration After Launch Draws Intense Public Attention
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Major China Bank Disables Digital Yuan Wallet Registration After Launch Draws Intense Public Attention

China Construction Bank (CCB) opened registration service for the DCEP wallet via its mobile app but disabled the new feature shortly after.

China’s Central Bank to Develop Blockchain-Based Trade Finance Platform for the Greater Bay Area
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China’s Central Bank to Develop Blockchain-Based Trade Finance Platform for the Greater Bay Area

China’s Central Bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) announced its development plans for outlining a blockchain-based trade finance platform for the Greater Bay Area that links Hong Kong, Guangdong, and Macao. Governing entities in China, including the PBoC, China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Securities Regulatory Commission, and the Foreign Exchange Bureau came together to issue the official document for the proposal. The entities submitted their suggestions on financing the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, focusing on global trade and finance.

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