US-China Power Struggle Extends to Crypto Battlefield: China Surges Ahead
The United States and China are competing on both economic and technological fronts – and part of their rivalry includes a race to adopt crypto. Though the eastern superpower has announced multiple bans on crypto mining...
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Though the eastern superpower has announced multiple bans on crypto mining and trading over the past decade, President Xi Jinping argued in 2021 that “technological innovation has become the main battleground of the global playing field, and competition for tech dominance will grow unprecedentedly fierce.”...
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