
Roger Huang
Contributor at Forbes
PFP: Dr. Jiang Yanyong. My book on Bitcoin + China: https://t.co/BbkTDFIJTx spicier on Nostr: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Roger Huang
The tech titans that rule the Internet have many ways to maintain power. One way is to create effective monopolies of their app ecosystems - making them the guardians of what apps people can access when buying devices from Apple or Google. This power is more insidious than most people realize - for example, Apple will take down apps at the request of state powers such as the Chinese Communist Party and the Indian government fairly frequently.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Roger Huang
1 hour agoIt was good while it lasted, but Apple's reprieve was short-lived. On Friday, the iPhone maker appeared to be largely off the hook from Donald Trump's China tariffs after the US Customs and Border Protection announced an exemption for smartphones, laptops, and other tech gadgets. That would have come …
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Roger Huang
After the devastating earthquake that ripped through Myanmar, images and videos have come pouring out of people doing the best they can under challenging circumstances - removing survivors by prying them out of buildings without machinery and with their bare hands, for example. The disaster relief comes at a time of devastating civil war, where the military has been fighting different independent groups after an attempted coup.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Roger Huang
After the devastating earthquake that ripped through Myanmar, images and videos have come pouring out of people doing the best they can under challenging circumstances - removing survivors by prying them out of buildings without machinery and with their bare hands, for example. The disaster relief comes at a time of devastating civil war, where the military has been fighting different independent groups after an attempted coup.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Roger Huang
Bitcoin was "banned" in China in 2021 - so how is it that there's still demand for Bitcoin in China these days? And how are these markets for Bitcoin affecting Bitcoin prices? There is continued demand for Bitcoin from Chinese Mainlanders (Chinese people outside Hong Kong and Macau). To understand this more deeply, you must understand the nature of the bans in the Chinese Bitcoin context.
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the world honestly makes a lot more sense if you just assume both Xi and Trump are functionally illiterate

RT @efenigson: 👉🏼 Take a minute to read Roger’s Forbes article about the devastating earthquake in Myanmar - or watch the video on the Geys…

An incisive journalist should have asked @nayibbukele: 1- Why has he accepted American financial domination over El Salvador's Bitcoin? 2- How much longer is El Salvador going to take extensive Chinese state financing? 3- What does he think of Duterte's arrest? https://t.co/1a9mqOESoe