đ The U.S.-China Crypto Power Struggle: Strategic Opportunities in a New Digital Era
The global crypto and blockchain space is no longer just about technologyâitâs becoming a geopolitical battleground. The U.S. and China are taking very different approaches, each with its own strategic opportunities and risks.
1ïžâŁ U.S. Approach: Innovation Meets Tradition
The U.S. is building a hybrid model, combining blockchain and DeFi with traditional finance (TradFi). đłđ
Example: Chainlink secures $103B in assets, showing growing adoption of decentralized oracles. đ
Focus: Tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) is boomingâcurrently around $30B. đąđ°
2ïžâŁ China Approach: State-Centric and Sovereign
China focuses on domestic infrastructure and self-reliant digital ecosystems. đđšđł
Investments: $54.5B in blockchain infrastructure by 2029. đž
Key projects: Blockchain-based Service Network (BSN) and RealDID identity system for 1.4B citizens. đ
3ïžâŁ The Core of the Rivalry
Not just about crypto, but infrastructure, digital sovereignty, and global standards. âïžđ
U.S.: innovation-driven, market-oriented.
China: state-driven, self-contained ecosystem.
4ïžâŁ Investment & Strategic Takeaways
U.S.-focused plays: tokenization platforms, DeFi infrastructure. đč
China-focused plays: state-backed hardware, Belt & Road blockchain initiatives. đ
The competition is not purely zero-sum; both sides push innovation, creating opportunities for strategic investors. đ


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