China is making big moves in blockchain technology. A top national leader says the country now has its own advanced tools. These tools are used in many public and business areas. This news shows China’s push for self-made tech in a key field.
Blockchain started to grow fast in China years ago. Before 2019, tests happened in energy, trade, and government work. But most of these used tech from other countries. China did not have its own main blockchain systems back then.
Blockchain is like a digital ledger. It keeps records safe and open. No one can change it easily. This makes it great for trust in business and government.
Dong Jin shared this update. He is a deputy in China’s 14th National People’s Congress. He also leads the Beijing Academy of Blockchain and Edge Computing. He spoke at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. This was before a big meeting of the Congress.
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In late 2019, Beijing’s government took charge. They brought together hundreds of top scientists from around the world. The goal was to build the Beijing Academy. This team worked to create core blockchain tech.
Why did this matter? China wanted its own ‘Chinese core’ for digital tools. No more relying on foreign systems. This move aimed to boost security and speed.
The team worked hard. They made the world’s first full software-hardware blockchain operating system. It has 3 million lines of code. All of it is open-source. Anyone can see and use it for free. This raises the tech’s value for everyone.
They also built the first 96-core chip just for blockchain. This chip boosts performance by 50 times. It solves big problems in huge blockchain networks. Now, ultra-large systems run smooth without power limits.
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Now, 16 central government departments use this tech. Also, 27 big state-owned companies apply it. This shows trust in the new systems.
Take taxes as an example. China issues tens of billions of invoices each year. All go through this blockchain. Every one is real, trusted, and trackable. No fakes. No lost records.
Apps keep growing. This led to a country-wide blockchain network. It stores key data on cross-border trade and global payments. High-value info stays safe and shared right.
This network links sectors. It makes data flow secure across China. From ports to banks, everything connects better.
China’s ban on crypto trading did not stop blockchain growth. Instead, it focused on real uses. Not just coins, but tech for daily work.
Benefits include:
Globally, this sets a model. Other countries watch. China’s open-source code helps all. It speeds up blockchain worldwide.
What next? More sectors like health, supply chains, and smart cities. The network could link with Belt and Road partners. This boosts trade trust.
Challenges remain. Like energy use and rules. But China’s lead in chips and OS gives edge.
Experts say this could spark more R&D. China aims to top global blockchain by 2030.
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