Chinese Gov’t to Unveil Its Version of an ‘NFT’ Marketplace
The Chinese government has announced plans to launch its own version of a state-backed “non-fungible token (NFT)” marketplace. But Beijing won’t be using blockchain to power its platform. And it wants to do away with cry...
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