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Potential Chinese Crypto Policy Shifts Could Drive Market Cycle, Solana CEO Says

Solana Company chief executive Joseph Chee stated that regulatory experimentation in Hong Kong could pave the way for broader digital asset access in mainland China.

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In a recent interview, Solana Company chief executive Joseph Chee argued that a potential reopening of cryptocurrency markets in China could initiate another major market super cycle. Chee pointed out that mainland authorities appear to be using Hong Kong as a controlled regulatory sandbox to evaluate digital asset frameworks, spot exchange-traded funds, and stablecoins.

The commentary highlights Asia's demographic weight and historical involvement in digital asset adoption prior to mainland restrictions. Chee noted that while policy bans since 2021 shifted market activity toward the United States, government-linked entities in China still hold an estimated 190,000 Bitcoin valued at approximately $15.7 billion.

Chee asserted that China cannot completely bypass blockchain development and continues to examine regulatory models. He suggested that if mainland authorities eventually permit wider trading access, the resulting capital inflows could have a major impact on global digital asset activity.

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