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China is one of the countries where blockchain technology has gained popularity due to cheap electricity and government interest. At the same time, the country has a strict ban on the use of bitcoin and other virtual coins, but a new Chinese cryptocurrency 2024 regularly appears. In 2021, one of these became CHIA, which is not yet officially recognized. But it already has a certain potential and chances to take a place in the same row with cryptojuan. The new koin is traded on major exchanges, it can be mined and received for free.<\/p>\n
The Chinese Central Bank makes maximum use of modern technology. For several years, the financial regulator has been developing a state digital currency and ways to introduce it into the economy. This is largely facilitated by the trade confrontation with the United States and the American dollar.<\/p>\n
According to official data from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), the development of the cryptojuan is being handled by the Digital Currency Research Institute at the regulator.<\/p>\n
Basic information about the coin:<\/p>\n
According to the authorities’ plans, China’s cryptocurrency will be launched by the end of 2021.<\/p>\n
Central banks around the world create their own cryptocurrencies, which have the abbreviated name CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency). These are all poletit<\/span> issued in coordination with the government (Chinese crypto, digital ruble in Russia and others). In fact, they are digital analogs of traditional money, but transactions with such currencies will take place within the framework of blockchain technologies.<\/p>\n In 2021, there is the only official cryptocurrency of the PRC tied to the yuan. DCEP (Digital Currency Electronic Payment) is a development of the Chinese government, with the local Central Bank acting as the issuer.<\/p>\n Only citizens from the “white list” – PRC residents with the highest level of reliability in the country’s social credit system – are allowed to test the coin.<\/p>\n The testing stage is necessary to find the weaknesses of digital yuan and exclude them before the large-scale introduction of the technology into the global economy.<\/p>\n The development of a national cryptocurrency in China began in 2014, but for several years, the Digital Currency Research Institute did not provide information on the progress of the experiment. In 2019, the government announced the start of DCEP testing.<\/p>\n Chinese authorities planned to pay a portion of transportation subsidies in DCEP coins in Suzhou.<\/p>\n Testing of the cryptojuan in four major cities has begun. They were Shenzhen, Suzhou, Chengdu and Xiong’an.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n The first cryptocurrency ATMs appeared in the country.<\/p>\n Two major banks, WeBank and MYbank, joined the DCEP testing.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n China was one of the first to react to the emergence of cryptocurrencies. The government imposed a strict ban on kaivostoiminta<\/span>, and passing blockchain conferences were closed by the regulator.<\/p>\n The attitude to cryptocurrency in China became better after Mark Zuckerberg announced his own project Libra. The influence that the Facebook creator has in the world motivated the country’s government to change its point of view. As a result, bans were partially lifted and the country started actively developing its own coins.<\/p>\n In 2021, the PRC is taking large-scale measures to develop its own coin and displace the American dollar from the world market. Since May, the country has completely banned mining and trading in cryptocurrencies, and exchanges stopped serving Chinese traders The main advantage of DCEP is the minimal dependence of the coin on oil prices, since it is this factor that over time becomes a big problem for the US currency.<\/p>\n The purpose of the digital yuan became known in 2019 from the statement of the head of the People’s Bank of China. DCEP will be used for electronic payments in retail and cross-border transfers between financial institutions.<\/p>\n The Chinese cryptocurrency is a way to reduce the risks of the country’s traditional banking system and increase its activity. The capabilities of the new instrument are meant to motivate financial institutions to fight for market leadership with renewed vigor.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Large-scale testing of the digital yuan will take place in 2022 during the Beijing Olympics.<\/p>\n The PRC-US trade war started in 2016 at the initiative of American President Donald Trump. This strengthened the Chinese government’s decision to create its own cryptocurrency that would lessen the impact of economic sanctions. Experts in finance prophesize the digital yuan’s status as the world’s reserve currency. DCEP is an opportunity for China to strengthen its market position and one of the steps to develop its domestic economy.<\/p>\n The Chinese government actively supports the development of local tokens. One of the companies that received funding and assistance from the government was LCFHC. The startup is working on the creation of the LCF token.<\/p>\n Several Chinese billionaires and the Rothschild clan are considered the founders of the project. In 2017, the company set ambitious goals:<\/p>\n The organizers plan to eventually fully introduce the LCF token into commerce. The problem is that the launch of the project was never realized. Over time, representatives of the company stopped giving at least some information in the public field.<\/p>\n This coin claimed to play a major role in China’s digital economy. However, in 2021, LCF still cannot be bought. Many media and analysts consider the project a fake. This is evidenced by the registration form of participants, who are asked to enter information into a Google document.<\/p>\nDCEP<\/h4>\n
History and progress of the implementation<\/h3>\n
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\n \n \n August<\/td>\n Media reports about the imminent release of DCEP.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n December<\/td>\n A representative of the Central Bank of the People’s Republic of China announced the transition to the final stage of token development.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n April<\/td>\n China Agricultural Bank released an application for exchanging traditional yuan for digital yuan. A video has appeared online in which a user shows how the transaction takes place. \n \n June<\/td>\n Development of the server part was completed.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n December<\/td>\n Started the third stage of testing the cryptocurrency, during which $3 million worth of coins were released into circulation.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n \n February<\/td>\n The Chinese Central Bank announced the upcoming testing of a wallet for the coin. \n March<\/td>\n Chinese banks began collecting applications from citizens to connect cryptocurrency wallets.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n April<\/td>\n Alibaba switched to partial payments to employees in DCEP.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n June<\/td>\n The final phase of testing began, with $6.2 million worth of digital coins issued to Beijing residents.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n Liberalization<\/h3>\n
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Impact on the financial world<\/h3>\n
LCFHC<\/h2>\n
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LCF<\/h3>\n