China’s Cyberspace Administration (CAC) has just fired an opening salvo with hashtag
#ChinaCACListsFiveIssuesAffectingBlockchainFilings !
The agency has listed five violations that can get blockchain filings rejected. In particular, it strictly bans terms like “cryptocurrency,” “exchange,” and “ICO” in service names, and also prohibits servers from being located overseas. Reading this, you can’t help but think: With regulation this strict, they might as well just let “you folks” play among yourselves—who else could keep up!
The new registration system, which goes into effect on 9/11/2026, requires all providers of node services and BaaS infrastructure to disclose every last detail. If Web3 is controlled like Web2, then decentralization is basically “gone.”
What should traders do now? Capital flows from mainland Chinese projects will become even more restricted. Be cautious with tokens in the “China” ecosystem; capital may shift to more open regions.
Note: This is not financial advice.
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