Shanghai Launches Multiple Blockchain Innovation Applications Covering Finance, Shipping Trade, and Social Governance
Jinse Finance reported that Shanghai has released several blockchain innovative applications, with some highlights in areas such as shipping trade, finance, and social governance. In the field of shipping trade, the scenarios released this time can serve as an important part of international exchanges and the "Belt and Road" initiative. Weng Yicong, a member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the Shanghai Municipal Data Bureau, emphasized that the Data Bureau is building a database for nurturing digital commerce enterprises. Through in-depth exploration and gradient cultivation, as well as strengthening multi-dimensional data usage support, scenario supply, and investment and financing services, the bureau aims to precisely support a group of benchmark enterprises. It is expected that more outstanding "digital innovation enterprises" will join the on-chain ecosystem and jointly create the "era dividend" of the digital economy.
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