China is Getting a State-Backed NFT Marketplace on New Year’s Day
Two government-backed entities in China and Huaban Digital Copyright Service Center are launching an NFT marketplace in the country on Jan. 1 2023.
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Two government-backed entities in China and Huaban Digital Copyright Service Center are launching an NFT marketplace in the country on Jan. 1 2023.
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