China just merged its AI and blockchain rulebooks into one system. The Cyberspace Administration launched a single filing system on November 9 — covering generative AI, algorithm recommendations, deep synthesis, and blockchain information services. Four separate portals are gone. One system now handles all of them, with public search across every filing record. The catch: this is not deregulation, and it is not a crypto embrace. Security assessments and content-compliance reviews stay in force. China's crypto trading and mining ban is unchanged. What it really does is make oversight easier to link together — one system, one view of every AI and blockchain service. Bitcoin is trading near $74,930, down about 1.1% in 24 hours.
Farhad | Crypto NewsShare
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