Shine Li

SEO Content Manager

Hong Kong

Canadian content manager and editor working in Hong Kong.
Contact: [email protected]

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Here's Why The Biggest Players in Sports Are Crypto Companies

In recent years, there has been an incredible surge in partnerships made between sports teams, professional athletes, and crypto companies. The latter has been quick to jump at the opportunity of a collaboration with professional teams, and brilliantly so - crypto companies have strategically embedded themselves in the sports world to get the undivided attention of not only spectators and sports fans, but also the athletes themselves.

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Accelerating Vietnam's cryptocurrency adoption through Bitcoin

Resilient characters are often built and molded during hard times. That much can be said of the population residing in emerging markets - their day-to-day lives provide a sharp contrast to the life of an average New Yorker or Parisian. That in itself should be a wake-up call for us.

Blockchain.news
04/16/2021
Spike in COVID-19 Cybercrime Is Stimulating Mass Adoption of Blockchain in Asia

Shine Li 4 Min Read With COVID-19 forcing businesses worldwide to adopt digital means of transacting, a spike in blockchain adoption has been seen in countries across Asia. ryptocurrency hackers have also capitalized on the fact that everyday business is increasingly conducted online, and with the anonymity provided by online transact digital theft during the pandemic has also consequently surged.

Blockchain.news
04/16/2021
Ethereum Launches ETH 2.0 Multiclient Testnet - Medalla

Shine Li 3 Min Read Ethereum software developers proudly launched the Ethereum 2.0 multiclient testnet , Medalla - the next step on the road to pure Proof-of-Stake. One Step Closer to ETH 2.0 Mainnet As promised, Ethereum launched on August 4, at 1 pm UTC.

Blockchain.news
04/16/2021
'Big Four' Tech Amazon, Google, Apple & Facebook Grilled During US Antitrust Hearing

Shine Li 3 Min Read In an antitrust hearing with the Committee of US Congress, the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google as a continuation of an unfinished legal conversation with lawmakers. Shots Fired By US Congress pics that were discussed ranged from data privacy breaches to investigations of the companies' treatment of their competitors.