China issues legal guidance that gives NFT markets hope, Bitget invests $10M in Indian startups, SEBA Bank’s Hong Kong license: Asia Express.
China’s surprise NFT move, Hong Kong’s $15M Bitcoin fund: Asia Express [cointelegraph]


China issues legal guidance that gives NFT markets hope, Bitget invests $10M in Indian startups, SEBA Bank’s Hong Kong license: Asia Express.

Earlier in the day, BlackRock registered its “iShares Ethereum Trust” in Delaware, the first hint that a filing for a spot Ether ETF was imminent.

The crypto-oriented venture capital firm announced a fund that will invest in Seed and Series A rounds for promising blockchain projects.

The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company.

Web3 social media dApp Pop Social becomes the newest member of the Cointelegraph Accelerator program.

Photonic’s founder and chief quantum officer says the company can bring a quantum computer to market within the next five years.

Cathay Securities is permitted to issue $930,000 worth of tokenized green bonds every six months.

Erick de Moura argues that on blockchain networks with high fees, some types of decentralized applications don’t survive because users are only willing to part with cash for a few specific kinds.

The new corporate entity could be a signal of an upcoming SEC filing.

According to the researchers, people’s penchant to misinterpret patterns could be a boon for charitable organizations that accept cryptocurrency.