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China’s Communist Party Calls for a Crackdown on Corruption that Uses Crypto and Blockchain

The party said digital discipline platforms and big-data supervision will help target hidden graft across the tech sector.

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China’s Communist Party calls for a crackdown on corruption that uses crypto and blockchain

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The Chinese Communist Party is expanding its organizational control network to include internet platforms and big tech companies, and has set out to establish a corruption monitoring system utilizing big data. This move aims to further solidify the governance system by combining organizational party-level control over enterprises and workers with constant surveillance of officials' exercise of power. (February 2)

(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Hyun-jung = The Chinese Communist Party is strengthening its management of party organizations established within internet platforms and high-tech companies, and artificial intelligence (AI) and big data...

·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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The Chinese Communist Party has decided to reset any remaining room for manoeuvre for the private technology sector and for the world of cryptocurrencies, lowering on the digital economy an unprecedented algorithmic surveillance network. With the document approved at the closure of the fifth plenum of the 20th Central Committee, Beijing officially launches a major crusade against the [...] The article China, Xi Jinping uses the fight against cor…

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🚨 The Chinese Communist Party has issued a new call against corruption through cryptocurrencies and blockchain. 📌 The decision text did not mention Bitcoin or other crypto assets and did not introduce new rules regarding trading. 🧭 China implemented gradual bans against crypto transactions and mining between 2013 and 2021. Read More: The Chinese Communist Party calls against corruption through cryptocurrencies and blockchain The article "The …

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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