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 has positioned blockchain as a critical component of its digital governance infrastructure. The national blockchain pilot launched under the guidance of the Cyberspace Administration of China integrates distributed ledger technology into public service delivery. The initiative seeks to enhance transparency efficiency and
China has expanded its National Blockchain Service Network (BSN) to support cross-border fintech operations, enhancing connectivity between domestic and international digital finance systems. The upgrade aims to facilitate real-time settlements, improve data traceability, and enable regulatory-compliant smart contracts for trade, banking, and insurance
Li Ming, CEO of a leading Chinese blockchain enterprise, has become a pivotal figure in China’s fintech and blockchain landscape. Under his leadership, the company has developed solutions for secure digital payments, supply chain traceability, and programmable financial operations. Analysts highlight Li’s strategic
