China includes a national blockchain network in its industrial agenda
A joint document by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, released on October 9, 2026, proposes building a national blockchain network. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has republished the full text.
The proposal appears in section 9, which focuses on integrating the real and digital economies. It is accompanied by a national computing capacity network, as part of an agenda that includes data infrastructure, manufacturing digitalization, and the industrial internet.
The context matters: the document also aims to improve rules governing data ownership, sharing, and rights protection. Blockchain is presented as one component of this industrial modernization.
The goal of building the network is confirmed. The document does not detail its architecture, operator, budget, or launch date; nor does it announce that the network is already operational. It does not mention BTC or ETH or announce authorization to trade cryptocurrencies.
The document itself calls for avoiding bubbles, blind investment, and disproportionate projects. Implementation and technical details will be key to assessing its scope.
Market snapshot: On October 10 at 18:41 UTC, Binance Spot listed BTC at 83,041.58 USDT (+0.72% over 24 hours) and ETH at 2,511.95 USDT (+1.19%). These are market benchmarks, not evidence of an effect from the announcement. An infrastructure policy does not guarantee demand for specific tokens.
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A joint document by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, released on October 9, 2026, proposes building a national blockchain network. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has republished the full text.
The proposal appears in section 9, which focuses on integrating the real and digital economies. It is accompanied by a national computing capacity network, as part of an agenda that includes data infrastructure, manufacturing digitalization, and the industrial internet.
The context matters: the document also aims to improve rules governing data ownership, sharing, and rights protection. Blockchain is presented as one component of this industrial modernization.
The goal of building the network is confirmed. The document does not detail its architecture, operator, budget, or launch date; nor does it announce that the network is already operational. It does not mention BTC or ETH or announce authorization to trade cryptocurrencies.
The document itself calls for avoiding bubbles, blind investment, and disproportionate projects. Implementation and technical details will be key to assessing its scope.
Market snapshot: On October 10 at 18:41 UTC, Binance Spot listed BTC at 83,041.58 USDT (+0.72% over 24 hours) and ETH at 2,511.95 USDT (+1.19%). These are market benchmarks, not evidence of an effect from the announcement. An infrastructure policy does not guarantee demand for specific tokens.
$BTC $ETH $USDT
Educational Content. Not financial advice.
#China #Blockchain #EconomiaDigital #Infraestructura #CryptoEducation