Across the world, governments, companies, and financial institutions are turning their attention to blockchain infrastructure pilots that promise to reshape digital services, supply chains, payments, and public administration. What was once a niche technology associated mainly with cryptocurrency is now entering a new
Ant Group’s chairman Eric Jing Xiandong used this year’s Hong Kong Fintech Week to spotlight the company’s progress in tokenisation, underscoring how blockchain-based settlement mechanisms are becoming more deeply embedded in financial infrastructure. Speaking before an audience of industry leaders, policymakers, and global
China is entering a new phase of digital transformation as enterprises across multiple industries increase their adoption of blockchain technologies following major infrastructure upgrades. These upgrades, carried out through national and regional digitalisation programs, are designed to enhance the performance, security, and reliability
China’s blockchain ecosystem is entering a new stage of maturity as infrastructure upgrades enhance reliability, throughput and integration capabilities across major enterprise networks. These improvements reflect a broader national effort to transition blockchain from experimental pilots to fully operational digital infrastructure. For global
China’s central bank is expanding the digital RMB cross border pilot program through new partnerships with leading ASEAN banks. This development marks an important step in strengthening financial connectivity between China and regional trading partners. The digital RMB initiative aims to support faster
Digital factories are becoming one of the most important forces reshaping mainland China’s supply chains. These factories integrate automation, artificial intelligence and real time data systems to create production environments that are faster, smarter and more precise than traditional models. As global demand
Quantum secure blockchain is emerging as one of the most important frontiers in digital governance as countries prepare for the era of quantum computing. Traditional cryptographic methods may become vulnerable once quantum machines reach advanced capability. China’s research institutions, technology firms and policy
China’s digital RMB ecosystem continues to evolve, and one of the most groundbreaking developments is the emergence of a settlement bridge capable of completing transactions in seven seconds. This speed signals a major shift in how financial systems can operate when supported by
China’s industrial automation sector is undergoing a major transformation powered by digital finance and blockchain-based transparency models. Among the emerging tools driving this shift, RMBT is standing out for its potential to integrate financial operations directly into industrial workflows. As industries increasingly adopt
Blockchain technology is transforming the energy sector in China by providing transparency, efficiency, and innovation in production, distribution, and consumption. By enabling secure, decentralized record-keeping and smart contract automation, blockchain helps manage energy trading, grid operations, and renewable energy integration. As China seeks
