China’s “re-commerce market” is predicted to reach RMB 1.25 trillion in 2020 as consumers shop for second-hand goods on online marketplaces.
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VC Liu Bo: The future of second-hand luxuries in China
TechNode spoke to the general manager at TusStar Ventures, which invested in second-hand marketplace Ponhu-Luxury in 2015.
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China’s NFT market: Who are the major players, and what makes them different?
NFT market is also bustling with new projects in China. That may come as a surprise for people familiar with China’s strict crypto policy.
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INSIGHTS | Markets, not floods, will drown bitcoin miners
Recent floods have washed away remote Sichuan bitcoin mines, but small wildcat miners were already getting washed away by Big Bitcoin.
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Grey market for console gaming imports rebounds after crackdown
Just two weeks after a crackdown on imported gaming consoles in Shenzhen, the grey market has mostly recovered to its semi-legal status quo.
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CHINA VOICES | DCEP class is in session, with Zhou Xiaochuan
The central bank’s DCEP project is about a lot more than a “mainstream” central bank digital currency, wrote one of China’s foremost financial figures.
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INSIGHTS | Digital brokers help retail investors go global
Digital brokers see opportunities to help Chinese investors send their money abroad. But ambiguous regulations still create real doubts about the field.
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CHINA VOICES | China debates aggressive response to US chip ban
Some suggest that problems of Huawei would disappear if China takes control of Taiwan. Cooler heads propose aggressive industrial policies.
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CHINA VOICES | China reflects on Luckin: ‘Expert research’ and the 2VC model
Luckin’s impending implosion has led to a lot of soul-searching with many questioning the environment that allowed Luckin to thrive.
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China’s online gaming cheats turn to hardware to evade detection
Manufacturers create plug-in devices that underhandedly assist gamers, and they are hard for gaming firms to spot.
