China delivered a two-part signal to the crypto market this week: Tencent began testing Xiaowei, a native AI agent embedded in WeChat’s 1.4 billion-user platform, while the PBOC (People’s Bank of China) published a sweeping review of its anti-money-laundering enforcement. It reported more than 2,000 money-laundering convictions in 2025 alone and named virtual-currency laundering a top enforcement priority heading into …
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