China isn’t banning blockchain — it’s redesigning it.
While Beijing doubles down on its ban on crypto trading and speculation, it has quietly opened the door to real-world asset tokenisation — as long as those tokens are backed by onshore Chinese assets and approved by regulators.
That’s a powerful signal.
This isn’t a rejection of blockchain technology.
It’s a rejection of uncontrolled, decentralised crypto.
China doesn’t want permissionless systems.
It wants tokenisation with oversight.
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InterviewThe big question now isn’t whether crypto is banned in China — it’s whether China is laying the groundwork for the world’s largest state-controlled blockchain economy, while the rest of the world is still arguing about regulation.
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Is this the future of blockchain adoption — or the opposite of what crypto was meant to be?
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