Exchange Giant Huobi To Leave Mainland China | Blockchain & Crypto News | The Daily Forkast

Описание: Welcome to The Daily Forkast - July 27th, 2021 - presented by Angie Lau. For the latest in blockchain & crypto news. On today's show: Huobi makes moves to leave China. Facebook Novi goes on a Philippines hiring spree and new K-Drama 'The Age Of Money' takes crypto back in time.

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Timings:

0:00 Coming up
0:27 Huobi moves to deregister its Beijing entity
1:35 Market rundown (BTC, DOGE, ADA)
2:02 Facebook goes on Philippines hiring spree for Novi digital wallet project
3:25 K-drama takes crypto back in time with 'Age Of Money'

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