States Build Permissioned Ledgers Without Open Crypto
Major states will keep adopting blockchain as permissioned, surveilled state infrastructure for data, trade and finance while restricting open public-chain assets, which separates the technology's institutional growth from crypto-asset demand.
weakening · confidence 38 · Emerging (watchlist) · tracking since October 11, 2026 · updated October 12, 2026
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China issued a 19-measure document ordering a national blockchain network and an integrated computing-power grid. It treats distributed ledgers as state infrastructure for manufacturing, banking and data sharing. Meanwhile Hong Kong warned unlicensed payment platforms it will take enforcement action. Together these show a major state building permissioned ledgers while tightening control over open crypto payments.
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Supporting · October 11, 2026
China Orders a National Blockchain Network and an Integrated Computing-Power Grid
China issued a 19-measure document ordering a national blockchain network and an integrated computing-power grid. It treats distributed ledgers as state infrastructure for manufacturing, banking and data sharing. Meanwhile Hong Kong warned unlicensed payment platforms it will take enforcement action. Together these show a major state building permissioned ledgers while tightening control over open crypto payments.
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