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China orders national blockchain network in new digital economy policy

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China's top leadership issued a 19-measure policy directive on October 9 2026, published by state news agency Xinhua the following day. The directive orders construction of a national blockchain network and integrated national computing power network. It aims to link the digital economy with real-world production, and includes data market trials and cross-border data mechanisms. The plan builds on the existing state-run Blockchain-based Service Network, and excludes crypto tokens from its scope.

Key points

  1. China's top leadership issued a 19-measure policy directive ordering a national blockchain network.
  2. The policy also calls for an integrated national computing power network to link digital and real economies.
  3. The national blockchain network plan explicitly excludes crypto tokens from its scope.

Why it matters

The policy formalizes state support for blockchain as non-crypto infrastructure, expands digital yuan use cases, and launches data market and cross-border data trials.

Sources · 3 publishers

Crypto.news Tier 2 First report
China plans national blockchain network in digital push
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
China orders creation of national blockchain network
BeInCrypto Tier 2
China Is Building a National Blockchain Network: Will Bitcoin Benefit?

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