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> says a lot given the size of China's economy (ie there's no trust in China and they haven't made much progress in that respect over the past decade). Yeah. I
by csomar 5y ago
> says a lot given the size of China's economy (ie there's no trust in China and they haven't made much progress in that respect over the past decade).
Yeah. I really wonder about this: The Chinese are doing everything possible to undermine their Yuan as a reserve currency. You can't freely move money. You can't open a Yuan denominated bank account easily. Their cards are hard to get/use (although some places are opening up). They didn't make a Stripe/Processing equivalent and open it to the rest of the world. You can't incorporate a Chinese company online and opening a Chinese company is a ridiculous process. English is still not widely used.
And has anybody checked the ICBC online-banking solution? These guys are still living in the 90s?
Most people think China is advanced in payments because they have wepay. But they seem to have just that and everything else (under State control) is still in the Soviet Era.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> Chinese are doing everything possible to undermine their Yuan as a reserve currency There is a decent argument for dollar hegemony hurting America [1]. China has no need to pursue reserve status for the yuan. [1] https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/how-the-reserve-dollar-harms-america-1416527644 https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/how-the-reserve-dollar-harm...