China's Communist Party orders investigators to chase crypto bribes and offshore money, and tightens its grip on tech firms.

China has unveiled a plan to build a national blockchain network, but the Asian power's planned investment about the technology does not appear to equate to a slackening restrictions on private ...

China's top policymakers call for a national blockchain network focused on infrastructure and data rights, with no tokens or crypto involved.

In October 2019 Chinese President Xi Jinping noted: “We must take the blockchain as an important breakthrough for independent innovation of core technologies, clarify the main direction, increase ...

China will crack down on corruption involving cryptocurrency, cross-border funds and blockchain technology, according to fifth plenum report China's ruling Communist Party will step up "party building ...

China announced crypto plans for a national blockchain network. The proposal appeared in a policy document from the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council, made public by ...

Almost 75,000 Chinese blockchain startups exploded onto the scene in 2025, bringing the national total of registered ventures to just under 290,000, Chinese media outlet Hexun Finance reported. That ...

China plans a national blockchain network in its new economic blueprint. Here is why Bitcoin is left out of it.

The network is aimed at supporting multi-country deployment in projects under the BRI Conflux Network, which calls itself as the 'only' regulatory compliant blockchain in China, will lead the project ...

China’s push for blockchain technology gained steam after 2019 when President Xi Jinping called for corporations from tech giants to become industry leaders in the nascent tech. China accounts for 84% ...