Baidu To Distribute 20,000 NFTs To Grow The Market
Baidu, a Chinese international internet technology giant, planned to distribute twenty thousand Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) from March 10, 2022. The NFTs relate to Chinese cartoon morality, and beneficiaries can operate just as avatars. As per local news, applicants may obtain a “talking tom cat” production of 8,888 distinctive NFTs from March 10, 2022, to […]
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Baidu Jiasule ("Baidu Accelerated"), a Cloudflare-like service offering a website firewall, protection against distributed denial of service attacks and other similar features, has started accepting bitcoins as payment. The Bitcoin payment option is currently manual, with the main site telling its users to contact a phone number if they need to pay with Bitcoin, but this is nevertheless the first instance of a major Chinese site accepting payments in Bitcoin. The news is particularly significant because of the connection to Baidu, a site which is often seen as a Chinese equivalent to....
Search engine giant Baidu has announced it is now accepting payment in bitcoin for its Jiasule service, which improves websites' performance, speed and security. Baidu, which has a market cap of $53 billion, is rated by web information company Alexa Internet as the most visited website in China and the fifth most visited website in the world. Founded in January 2000, Baidu is similar to Google in that its offers a variety of tools and services to produce information and products in response to search terms, however, Baidu is specific to Chinese-language search terms. Baidu Jiasule is a....
China’s most popular search engine, Baidu, froze bitcoin ads Thursday in what Bloomberg suggests is a “growing wariness” on behalf of business and government. Baidu Mimicking Official Sentiment? Baidu has declined to comment on the move, but the ban has been confirmed by both Huobi and Okcoin, local Chinese exchanges. Since Thursday, speculation has....
After a sluggish start to the week, NFTs bounced back to close the week in a major way – led by a massive consolidation among a couple of the biggest projects in the space. Additionally, a major player in the NFT market has secured a new round of funding, Chinese tech behemoth Baidu is releasing […]
The start of this weekend hasn't exactly been pleasant for those who are counting on the price of Bitcoin going even higher. Some grim news that came out this week scared the market when China announced they didn't want financial institutions toying with bitcoin. On Friday, the market became really scared when Baidu stopped accepting bitcoin. The company says it's due to wild fluctuations in the cryptocurrency, but some speculate Baidu has felt pressure from Chinese authorities to stop accepting bitcoin. As such, the price per coin is far from where it was at the start of the week. At the....