2025年深圳文交所交易额突破千亿元

Group 1 - The Shenzhen Cultural Property Exchange has seen a steady increase in transaction volume since 2025, with online platform transactions reaching 100.5 billion yuan on October 23, successfully surpassing the 100 billion yuan mark, and a cumulative total of 110.54 billion yuan as of November 3 [1] - Since its establishment of the National Cultural Big Data Trading Center in 2022, the Shenzhen Cultural Property Exchange has focused on addressing the core issues of "difficulties in rights confirmation, pricing, and circulation" of cultural data, aiming to unlock a large number of high-quality cultural resources that have long been "dormant" [1] - The exchange has developed a dual-engine trading ecosystem driven by "cultural property elements" trading and "cultural big data" trading, creating a unique trading model that combines digital and physical elements [1] Group 2 - The Shenzhen Cultural Property Exchange has been actively exploring an "internet-based trading" model, focusing on four aspects: market, ecosystem, service, and standards, to provide comprehensive support for the entire industry chain [2] - The exchange aims to broaden trading scenarios and provide more professional digital services to market entities, assisting local governments in upgrading cultural industries and integrating digital culture into the real economy [2] - Experts suggest that to empower the real economy with cultural data, it is essential to break through the limitations of "single-point connections" and form a closed loop of "demand-driven—data supply—scene implementation—value feedback" [2] Group 3 - The Shenzhen Cultural Property Exchange has a historical mission of being a testing ground for the market-oriented allocation of cultural elements since its inception [3] - There is a call for the exchange to promote the standardization and financialization of cultural assets, develop a technology-driven risk control system, and expand transaction mechanisms that enhance liquidity and multi-scenario integration [3] - The exchange is encouraged to transform cultural data from "resources" into "assets," establish a unified national system for rights confirmation, assessment, and trading standards, and foster collaborative development with universities, research institutions, and enterprises [3]