China’s GigaAI has launched its SeeLight S1 humanoid robot designed to carry out household chores like cooking, laundry and cleaning using AI that can plan tasks on its own. The robot will first be tested in employee housing and Wuhan homes from 2027, as companies race to overcome safety, cost and data challenges before bringing humanoid robots into everyday households.

Eight departments jointly issued the "Implementation Plan for Comprehensive Rectification of Illegal Cross-border Securities, Futures and Fund Operations." The plan focuses on eliminating illegal cross-border securities, futures and fund operations.

2026 will be a pivotal year for humanoid robots to move from the laboratory to actual commercial deployment.

Bitcoin surged toward $81,000 after Donald Trump arrived in China alongside some of America’s most powerful corporate leaders, igniting speculation that a major US-China trade breakthrough could unleash the next leg of Bitcoin’s rally toward $90,000.

Artificial intelligence, computing power, LLM, token, chip, China AI 2.0: Application first, monetization is king. Jinse Finance: The battlefield of AI in China is undergoing a fundamental restructuring.

This article focuses on the key turning point of the phased tightening of RWA regulation in China, systematically analyzes the underlying financial structural constraints, and further reveals the deep mechanism by which RWA has evolved from a technological innovation into a tool for competing for currency pricing power in the global system.

The halt to Meta's acquisition of Manus is not a simple business event, but a landmark event marking the shift in the US-China AI competition from a "technology contest" to a "rule-based game."

On April 20, 2026, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a circular regarding the trading of tokenized SFC-approved investment products (hereinafter referred to as tokenized products) on the secondary market, providing a new trading channel option for such products.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on AI, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

China's halt to the Manus acquisition is not an isolated incident, but a typical example of the global trend of major economies tightening their scrutiny of foreign investment in cutting-edge technology sectors.

China has stepped up pressure across its financial, technological, and capital markets while deepening restrictions on cryptocurrency activity and foreign investment—just as the United States intensifies sanctions targeting Chinese energy firms tied to Iranian crude imports. The coordinated moves mark a new phase in the widening economic confrontation between Beijing and Washington.

Goldman Sachs believes that DeepSeek V4 significantly reduces the cost of long context inference through architectural innovations such as hybrid attention, and its core significance lies in supporting the deployment of complex intelligent agent applications at a lower cost.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has issued a stark warning: China possesses the infrastructure, talent, and computing power needed to develop an AI systems that could infiltrate into the US security system.

"Money Freedom" is not only a personal reflection, but also a true record of the boundaries of the times, technology, and power.

Apple has removed Jack Dorsey’s decentralized messaging app Bitchat from its China App Store after it was given an order from Beijing, highlighting the growing friction between censorship-resistant technologies and state-controlled digital ecosystems.

The US-China trade “deal” may never have been a deal at all — just a handshake running out of time. With Donald Trump postponing a make-or-break summit with Xi Jinping, Beijing’s patience is wearing dangerously thin, and what remains of the fragile truce is starting to look like empty promises with no real progress.

On March 23, the "Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance" was officially established.

U.S. Democrats, led by Senators Elizabeth Warren and Maxine Waters, have launched an aggressive investigation in the efforts to expose the dirty dealings between the Trump family and crypto companies.

Market trends, crypto market, investment, crypto crash, US-China AI war... Jinse Finance: What have the crypto KOLs been talking about in the past 24 hours?

I have more confidence in the hardware than I expected, but I am more pessimistic about the software, and I am also surprised by some of the views of the Chinese founders.

U.S. authorities have arrested Yih-Shyan Liaw, co-founder of Super Micro Computer, Inc., in connection with an alleged multibillion-dollar scheme to circumvent export controls and funnel advanced artificial intelligence servers to China

Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw and two associates were charged for allegedly smuggling US servers with AI chips to China. Liaw and one accomplice were arrested, while the other remains a fugitive.

China is projecting confidence in its energy resilience, claiming robust reserves and domestic production to weather global oil disruptions from the ongoing Iran conflict — even as U.S. President Donald Trump presses Beijing to assist in securing the strategic Strait of Hormuz ahead of his planned visit later this month.

China’s Internet Finance Association warned that the OpenClaw AI agent platform has major security risks due to weak default settings and exposed systems. Authorities urged users and organisations to strengthen security controls and avoid unsafe deployments.

When the same unit can both measure computing power and bear payment, it is no longer just a term, but begins to transform into a new currency and power.

This is not a simple battle over AI tools, but a covert war over the next generation of "super gateways".

Although the paths taken by China and the United States in exploring AI standardization differ, they both point to a clear future: AI is evolving from a technology gold rush into a mature industry with clear rules, infrastructure, and risk management.

DeepSeek may have trained its upcoming AI model using banned Nvidia Blackwell chips, which are not allowed to be sold to China. The chips are believed to be running at a DeepSeek data centre in Inner Mongolia, raising concerns the company may have bypassed US export rules.