Market news: Zimbabwe is preparing plans to adopt digital currency

[Market news: Zimbabwe is preparing a plan to adopt digital currency] According to news on August 11, market sources said that Zimbabwe is preparing a plan to adopt digital currency. Zimbabwe will sell small denomination gold coins from November. (Golden Ten)

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Market news: Biden will sign an executive order on cryptocurrencies this week: March 8, according to people familiar with the government's plans, US President Biden will sign an executive order this week that will outline the The government's cryptocurrency strategy. The order will direct federal agencies to review potential regulatory changes and the impact of digital assets on national security and the economy, the people said. The White House's stance on cryptocurrencies has drawn renewed attention in recent weeks after the United States and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia, raising concerns that organizations and individuals could use them to evade restrictions. (Bloomberg) [2022/3/8 13:43:18]

Market news: Cai Wensheng invested 125ETH to enter Cryptopunk: There are market rumors that Cai Wensheng, the chairman of Meitu, invested 125ETH to enter Cryptopunk. As a listed company in Hong Kong, Meitu has been actively deploying in the field of Crypto. According to previous reports, on August 25, Meitu released its interim results announcement. As of June 30, 2021, the fair value of the Group’s purchased Ethereum units and Bitcoin units determined based on the prevailing market prices was approximately US$65.2 million. and $32.2 million. A decrease in the fair value of purchased Bitcoin of approximately RMB 111.9 million as of June 30, 2021 has been recognized as an impairment, while an increase in the fair value of purchased Ethereum of approximately RMB 94.9 million as of June 30, 2021 has not been recognized for the revaluation gain. (Carbon chain value) [2021/8/26 22:37:42]

Market news: U.S. lawmakers are close to reaching an agreement on a rescue agreement of less than $900 billion: The latest news is that U.S. lawmakers are close to reaching an agreement on a rescue agreement of less than $900 billion. In early December, a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers unveiled a $908 billion stimulus proposal. One of the proposals would be a $748 billion proposal that would include funding for small businesses, the unemployed and the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. Another proposal would include some key sticking points of some of the key bipartisan differences: liability protections for businesses and $160 billion in aid for state and local governments. (Golden Ten) [2020/12/16 15:25:33]