Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice is investigating Bitmain for undermining the territory’s semiconductor industry. Huobi, Binance, and OKEx’s Weibo accounts were blocked after Bitcoin’s market cap hit $1 trillion. Seychelles financial authorities said Huobi is not registered there, while US regulators launched probe into Binance.
The world of blockchain moves fast, and nowhere does it move faster than China. Here’s what you need to know about China’s block-world in the week of March 9 – 16.
Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice is investigating cryptocurrency rig maker Bitmain for allegedly poaching engineers from its top semiconductor manufacturer, TSMC. A prosecutor in Taipei accused Bitmain of “severely threatening the development of our semiconductor industry.” (Apple Daily, in traditional Chinese)
China’s Twitter-like Weibo social media platform blocked the accounts of major exchanges Huobi, Binance, and OKEx beginning on March 12, when Bitcoin’s market cap hit the $1 trillion mark, again. The news reached a ranking of tenth most-popular topics trending on Weibo. As of early Tuesday afternoon, Binance’s account had been restored, while Huobi and OKEx had new accounts. (CoinDesk)
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Ant Group filed the most blockchain-related patents of any company in the world, research from IP management news source International Asset Management said, while Chinese companies led the pack overall. (International Asset Management)
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