Nano Labs, a leading Chinese microchip company, has announced a groundbreaking policy to accept Bitcoin as a means of payment, signaling a likely shift in policy within China's tech industry. The adoption of Bitcoin constitutes a pioneering move in the context of the current economic climate. This is in conjunction with the company's strategic partnership with
BitFi and the expansion of its Bitcoin holdings to over US$36 million. Nano Labs' Bitcoin initiatives are being launched under subsidiary
Nano Bit HK.
Concomitantly, reviews on
Ledger Nano S Plus, a prominent hardware wallet, have been largely positive indicating it a leading choice for crypto holders in 2025. Noteworthy is the increased visibility of
Nano coin in terms of futures listings on the renowned
Coinbase Derivatives Exchange, enhancing market accessibility for this cryptocurrency. In addition, various wallet apps, notably Ledger Live, plus wallet, and Trust Wallet have all listed Nano.
Albeit, the Nano network has experienced spam issues causing some nodes to go out of sync. In other updates, a Nano price surge of 30% has been observed recently. Moreover, a lawsuit of $5 million has been filed by Nano Labs against Coinbase over the Nano trademark. Lastly, some sources indicate that competitor Dogecoin had a knockoff, 'Nano Dogecoin', experience a price jump of an incredible 9,000%.
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