ChinaLedger – China’s Own Personal Blockchain Project

ChinaLedger – China’s Own Personal Blockchain Project

China has decided to start its own distributed ledger alliance, calling it ChinaLedger, the resulting blockchain platform will be used by the Chinese fintech sector. The giant has finally woken up; China has entered the blockchain race. Apart from the banking consortium and the Hyperledger project that have respectively brought the banking sector and tech companies together, we now have one more blockchain alliance, originating from China. China is already playing an important role in the global economy, bitcoin mining, and even the global power balance. Now, with the blockchain alliance,....


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