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Jinyong Investment: Signs Strategic Cooperation Memorandum with AnchorX to Explore Stablecoin Applications and Other Use Cases

Jinyong Investment: Signs Strategic Cooperation Memorandum with AnchorX to Explore Stablecoin Applications and Other Use Cases

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/07 09:54
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According to an official announcement reported by Foresight News, Jinyong Investment and AnchorX signed a strategic cooperation framework memorandum on July 4. Under the memorandum, both parties will explore potential collaboration in areas such as cross-border payments and trade, expanding use cases for stablecoins, digital asset trading and management, and investment in blockchain technology and fintech sectors.

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