Five Situations Affecting Blockchain Filing Identified by Cyberspace Administration

The National Internet Information Office has released a summary of frequently asked questions regarding blockchain information service filing in the newly launched "Internet New Technologies and Applications Information Service Filing System." It specifies that the service name for blockchain information service filings must not include terms such as virtual currency, exchange, ICO, etc. The document lists five situations that may affect the filing application: involvement in virtual currency issuance, trading, ICO, and other business activities; the server for blockchain information services is deployed overseas; failure to complete ICP filing as required; submitted materials are unclear or the information provided is inconsistent; and not falling within the scope of blockchain information service filing. Additionally, operators providing blockchain underlying, node, and proof of existence (BaaS) related services to external entities must fulfill the blockchain information service filing procedures. The Cyberspace Administration's "Internet New Technologies and Applications Information Service Filing System" was launched on November 9 and can integrate filings for generative artificial intelligence, algorithms, deep synthesis, blockchain, and more.

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