BeInCrypto • Appeared October 7th 2026 10:00 am
China’s central bank added 740,000 ounces of gold to its reserves in September, its largest monthly purchase since October 2023. The buying came as gold fell over 6%. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) lifted its holdings to 77.47 million fine troy ounces from 76.73 million in August. September also marked its 23rd straight month
Our Summary:China's central bank added 740,000 ounces of gold to its reserves in September, its largest monthly purchase since October 2023, as gold fell over 6%. The move marked the seventh straight month of larger additions, and the country's gold holdings now stand at 77.47 million fine troy ounces. China's gold buying has grown every month since March, and the country is now the second-largest gold buyer in the world, behind Poland.
BeInCrypto • Appeared October 7th 2026 2:21 am
Goldman Sachs analyst Salveen Richter says big pharma is shopping in China biotech as $440 billion in drugs lose patents.
Our Summary:Big pharma is increasingly looking to China biotech to source assets and develop new medicines, driven by the need to replace patents on existing drugs. Goldman Sachs predicts Chinese biotech companies will challenge Western firms in the market, with some potentially becoming multinationals. Meanwhile, China's five-year pharma plan aims to secure at least 25% of global first-in-class drugs by 2030.
Yahoo Crypto Market • Appeared October 6th 2026 10:06 pm
A former UBS banker says China could spark a Bitcoin supercycle. See what Beijing must fix first and Hong Kong's role.
Our Summary:A former UBS banker believes China could trigger a Bitcoin supercycle by addressing key issues, but what are the hurdles Beijing needs to overcome first and how will Hong Kong play a role in this potential event?
BeInCrypto • Appeared October 6th 2026 9:21 pm
A former UBS banker says China could spark a Bitcoin supercycle. See what Beijing must fix first and Hong Kong's role.
Our Summary:Former UBS banker Joseph Chee suggests China could trigger the next Bitcoin supercycle if Beijing allows its citizens to trade cryptocurrencies under tight controls. Chee notes that Hong Kong is being used as a testing ground for crypto regulations, and officials are using think tanks and academics to closely follow technology developments. However, two hurdles need to be overcome before trading can resume: understanding the market and managing capital flight, which is restricted by China's capital controls. The country's internal pressure, including record bank closures and bad loans, may prompt Beijing to reconsider its stance on crypto trading.
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Crypto Briefing • Appeared October 6th 2026 4:16 pm
China's semiconductor vulnerability highlights the critical need for diversified supply chains and robust enforcement of export controls globally.
Our Summary:A new study by Epoch AI reveals that China would feel the impact of a global semiconductor supply chain disruption more severely than the US, with China's dependence on imports for advanced semiconductor tools and materials making it more vulnerable to supply shocks.
Crypto Briefing • Appeared October 6th 2026 3:26 pm
China's potential crypto market reopening could significantly boost global digital asset demand, contingent on effective risk management.
Our Summary:Joseph Chee, CEO of Solana Company, believes that China's potential reopening of crypto trading and use of blockchain could trigger a new supercycle for digital assets, with Bitcoin as a beneficiary. However, he emphasizes the need for effective risk management to mitigate potential risks.
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Crypto Briefing • Appeared October 6th 2026 1:16 pm
The rise of Western open-weight AI models signals a shift towards decentralization, potentially altering global AI leadership dynamics.
Our Summary:Western AI models from companies like Reflection and Mistral are gaining traction against Chinese competitors, reflecting a shift towards decentralization in the AI landscape. Reflection's new model, Beam, backed by Nvidia, marks a significant development with its open-weight framework challenging China's Z.ai and Alibaba.