TechFlow news, September 13 — The State Council has approved pilot implementation plans for comprehensive reform of market-based factor allocation in certain regions nationwide. Blockchain technology is mentioned multiple times in the document, including:
1. The pilot implementation plan for market-based factor allocation reform in major cities in southern Jiangsu proposes advancing innovation in green finance, exploring blockchain-based green asset trading, and encouraging the development of green financial products;
2. The pilot implementation plan for market-based factor allocation reform in Hangzhou, Ningbo, and Wenzhou encourages the use of new technologies such as privacy computing and blockchain to promote the integration and deep development of public and social data;
3. The pilot implementation plan for market-based factor allocation reform in the Hefei Metropolitan Circle proposes utilizing technologies including blockchain, privacy computing, and quantum encryption to improve the efficiency of data circulation and transactions, ensure data security, further advance artificial intelligence social experiments, and explore innovative blockchain applications;
4. The pilot implementation plan for market-based factor allocation reform in Zhengzhou proposes using data protection measures such as trusted identity authentication, data signatures, interface authorization, and data traceability, along with new technologies like blockchain, to strengthen security protection for computing and data resources;
5. The pilot implementation plan for market-based factor allocation reform in Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan proposes conducting data trading through existing trading platforms, strengthening innovation in blockchain underlying technologies, cultivating a blockchain industry ecosystem, and exploring the construction of blockchain standards systems.
