Tsinghua International Blockchain Association (TIBA) news roundup 4 November

TIBA
Nov 4, 2020

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Hong Kong will regulate all cryptocurrency trading platforms operating in the financial hub, the city’s markets watchdog said. [Source: Reuters]

UnionPay, China’s answer to Visa and Mastercard, has partnered with Korean payment provider Danal to introduce a virtual card that offers cryptocurrency as a payment option. [Source: South China Morning Post]

The Chinese Communist Party has issued official recommendations for the setting of economic targets for the 14th Five Year Plan (2021–2025). Steady progress in digital currency research and development is one of the priority areas. [Soure: China Banking News]

The Associated Press news agency has been publishing the incoming results from the United States presidential election onto the Ethereum and EOS blockchains. [Source: Cointelegraph / Associated Press]

Ethereum miners accrued $214 million in revenue in October, down from $321 million in September, according to data compiled by The Block. Last month, miners on Ethereum saw a 66.8% drop in transaction fee revenue compared to September, from $171 million to $57 million. [Source: The Block]

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Compiled by Nico Gous (nicogous@gmail.com / nico.gous@yahoo.com)

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