China Sets 2030 Deadline to Complete National Blockchain Network

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China plans to complete most of its national blockchain network by 2030, placing the technology at the center of its digital development strategy. The government’s latest five-year informatization plan outlines broader blockchain adoption across manufacturing, agriculture, trade, and finance. The initiative also targets stronger technical standards and improved digital infrastructure to support economic development.

Blockchain Adoption Expands Across Key Industries

The Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission issued the plan on October 23, outlining priorities for digital transformation through 2030. Besides blockchain development, China aims to strengthen cybersecurity, advance digital innovation, and improve coordination between regional industries.

The plan identifies the Yangtze River Delta as a key area for blockchain applications in trade and finance. Meanwhile, the Chengdu–Chongqing region will expand blockchain deployment across manufacturing and agriculture.

Additionally, authorities want stronger technical standards to support data circulation and trading. These measures could improve information sharing, supply chain tracking, and business coordination across industries.

China Strengthens Its Digital Infrastructure

China’s broader strategy extends beyond blockchain to next-generation communications and artificial intelligence. The plan targets commercial 6G deployment at an appropriate time and further development of intelligent internet infrastructure.

However, China maintains restrictions on cryptocurrency-related business activities while supporting blockchain as a strategic technology. Consequently, the network’s development will focus on industrial applications rather than unrestricted cryptocurrency markets.

Moreover, the initiative reflects Beijing’s efforts to strengthen domestic technological capabilities and integrate digital systems into economic planning. By 2030, blockchain could become a more established part of China’s infrastructure for managing data and industrial operations.

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