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Today is not only the day when the national standard for data assets is implemented—59 mandatory national standards + 375 recommended ones take effect simultaneously, and in the blockchain domain, as many as 6 national standards are rolled out at once.
September 1st, a day that can only be described as a “super day” in the history of China’s standardization.
On this day, two national standards—(Asset Management: Data Asset Classification and Codes) (GB/T 47949-2026) and (Asset Management: Data Asset Registration Guidelines) (GB/T 47950-2026)—were officially put into effect. At the same time, at least six national standards in the fields of blockchain and distributed ledger technology also took effect on the same date—from “General Technical Requirements for Blockchain-as-a-Service” to “Guidelines for Cross-Border Trade Services,” and from “Encoding Rules for Object Identifiers” to “Technical Requirements for System Storage.” A complete national standard system for blockchain is taking shape.

August 31, 2026 (Monday). The three major U.S. stock indexes closed lower across the board. The S&P 500 fell 0.33% to 7,686.14 points, the Nasdaq declined 0.12% to 26,370.89 points, and the Dow dropped the most by 0.70%, closing at 53,185.90 points. On the last trading day of the month, overall market sentiment was cautious, with capital rotating in a cyclical pattern.
On the day, Cathie Wood, known as “Jie,” increased exposure against the trend in areas such as financial technology, aerospace, and precision medicine. Meanwhile, she reduced positions in multiple AI applications and genomics-related targets. Overall, this reflected a strategic intention of “rotating holdings and adjusting the portfolio structure.”
Buying direction: focus on the long-term disruptive potential of financial technology, aerospace, and gene editing