Solana Event Disrupted in China Amid Stablecoin Warning
A Solana-themed event in southern China was cut short after a local police inquiry, sparking concerns in the country's cryptocurrency community.
Organisers attributed the disruption to overcapacity, but some industry players fear a renewed crackdown on cryptocurrencies.
A few friends who were denied entry reported the event, leading local police to conduct an inquiry on site.
The Solana blockchain's Chinese community reported that the Solana Accelerate APAC event in Shenzhen was "exceptionally popular" and attendance far exceeded expectations.
- Event organisers cited overcapacity as the reason for the disruption.
- Industry players fear a renewed crackdown on cryptocurrencies.
- Beijing has issued new warnings about stablecoin risks.
Author's summary: Solana event in China cut short amid stablecoin warning.
More News
- 12 A-List Actors Who Got Their Start in Horror Movies
- Billie Eilish Calls on Billionaires to Do More for People in Need
- GenAI for Computing Careers: A Sunny Take – Communications of the ACM
- Welcome to the annual MEDtech Supplement
- How GenAI Became a Disruptive Force in CS Higher Education – Communications of the ACM
- Mukhamadullin on Playing Devils for 1st Time, His Sharks’ Connection As Teenager
- Structured freedom: Supporting children’s agency in primary education