Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the opinions from the Central Committee and the State Council on advancing comprehensive reform pilot projects in Shenzhen, emphasizing the market-oriented allocation of data elements and the establishment of relevant trading rules and standards [1] Group 1: Data Market Reform - The reform aims to deepen the market-oriented allocation of data elements, supporting Shenzhen in exploring mechanisms for data trading, trusted circulation, and revenue distribution [1] - There is a focus on developing more institutional outcomes in compliance assessment and certification related to data [1] Group 2: Public Data Opening - The initiative promotes the gradual and lawful opening of public data in sectors such as transportation, geography, satellite remote sensing, meteorology, and healthcare, while ensuring safety [1] - It emphasizes the need to establish relevant management systems, service mechanisms, and standards for data sharing [1] Group 3: Urban Information Models - The plan includes improving the urban information model foundational platform and cautiously conducting pilot applications of three-dimensional land space models [1] Group 4: Data Security and Cross-Border Flow - There is an intention to enhance data security governance and regulatory capabilities, exploring efficient, convenient, and secure mechanisms for cross-border data flow, in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements [1]

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is implementing a comprehensive plan to promote high-quality development in service trade and digital trade, aiming to enhance its international competitiveness and establish itself as a global economic center by 2030 and 2035 [1]. Group 1: Promotion of Efficient Flow of Trade Resources - The plan focuses on four key areas: facilitating cross-border data flow, accelerating technology transfer, providing financial support for trade development, and enabling talent mobility [2]. - A pilot "negative list" system for cross-border data flow will be established in specific regions, allowing approved research institutions and enterprises to share scientific data securely [2]. - The initiative includes expanding the use of the Renminbi in cross-border transactions and improving the efficiency of its use in various financial activities [2]. Group 2: Innovation in Digital Trade - The plan aims to attract foreign investment in telecommunications and internet services, enhancing the overall scale and competitiveness of the software and information services industry [3]. - Support will be provided for the development of original digital products with independent intellectual property rights, focusing on improving technology content and user experience [3]. - The initiative encourages the use of advanced digital technologies to upgrade service industries, promoting innovation in digital services such as digital finance and online education [3]. Group 3: Enhancement of Service Trade - The plan includes measures to improve international transportation services and expand shipping routes to various regions, including Europe and Africa [6]. - It aims to attract high-level international medical resources and professional service institutions to establish a presence in Shenzhen [6]. - The initiative also seeks to develop cross-border financial and insurance services, enhancing the efficiency of cross-border fund settlement for e-commerce enterprises [6]. Group 4: Support for Digital and Smart City Services - The plan encourages the export of digital and smart city services to markets in ASEAN, the Middle East, Latin America, and Southern Europe [7]. - It aims to facilitate cross-border travel services and support foreign-invested travel agencies in conducting outbound tourism business [7]. - The initiative promotes the development of high-value-added bonded maintenance services and the establishment of a global trading center for electronic components [7].

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is implementing a comprehensive plan to promote high-quality development in service trade and digital trade, aiming to enhance its international competitiveness and support its goal of becoming a globally influential economic center by 2030 and 2035 [1]. Group 1: Promotion of Efficient Flow of Trade Resources - The implementation plan focuses on four key areas: facilitating cross-border data flow, accelerating technology transfer, providing financial support for trade development, and enhancing talent mobility [3]. - A pilot program for a "negative list" system for cross-border data flow will be established in specific regions, allowing approved research institutions and enterprises to share scientific research data internationally [3]. - The plan aims to expand the use of the Renminbi in cross-border transactions, improving efficiency and convenience for businesses [3]. Group 2: Innovation in Digital Trade - The plan proposes to open up value-added telecommunications services to attract foreign investment in internet data centers and related services [5]. - It emphasizes the importance of enhancing the software and information services sector, supporting quality software companies, and promoting the export of software services [5]. - The development of high-end outsourcing in sectors like biomedicine, software development, and cultural creativity is encouraged, along with the establishment of digital creative industry parks [5]. Group 3: Enhancement of Service Trade - The plan includes measures to strengthen international transportation services and expand shipping routes to Europe, Oceania, and Africa [8]. - It aims to attract foreign investment in specialized service sectors, including healthcare and professional services, by clarifying regulations for foreign-owned hospitals and encouraging international collaboration in education and research [9]. - The development of cross-border financial and insurance services is prioritized, with initiatives to facilitate efficient cross-border fund settlement for e-commerce businesses [9]. Group 4: Facilitation of Cross-Border Travel Services - The plan explores allowing qualified foreign-invested travel agencies registered in Shenzhen to conduct outbound tourism business outside Taiwan [10]. - It supports the development of high-value-added bonded maintenance services and aims to establish Shenzhen as a global trading center for electronic components [10].

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is implementing a pilot "negative list" system for cross-border data flow in specific areas to enhance the high-quality development of service trade and digital trade [1] Group 1: Implementation Plan - The Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Commerce and the Municipal Development and Reform Commission have jointly issued an implementation plan aimed at promoting the smooth cross-border flow of data elements, accelerating the transformation and transfer of technological achievements, providing financial support for service trade and digital trade development, and facilitating cross-border talent mobility [1] - The plan specifically mentions the establishment of a "green channel" for data cross-border transmission for eligible foreign-invested enterprises [1] Group 2: Financial and Technological Initiatives - The plan includes a pilot for integrated financial support for the technology industry, which will support the establishment of the Qianhai-Hong Kong Technology Transfer Center [1] - It aims to expand the application scope of RMB (Renminbi) settlement, enhancing the convenience and efficiency of cross-border use and payment of RMB [1]

据"网信中国"微信公众号，2025年5月28日，中国国家互联网信息办公室副主任王京涛在京应约会见韩 国个人信息保护委员会副委员长崔壮赫一行，双方围绕个人信息保护、数据跨境流动、人工智能治理等 议题进行深入交流。 ...

重磅发声。 5月24日，香港特区行政长官李家超在"购在中国·2025大湾区消费季"启动仪式上致辞。李家超表示，将会善用 香港优越的地理位置，以及一流的运输物流基建设施，将香港打造成为区内的跨境电商物流配送中心。同时， 会扩展"BUD专项基金"下电商易计划的资助范围，涵盖更多地区。 李家超：将香港打造成为区内跨境电商物流配送中心 李家超表示，粤港澳大湾区人口超过8600万，生产总值超过14万亿元人民币，不仅是国家开放程度最高、经济 活力最强的区域之一，其蓬勃发展的消费市场也为国家构建新发展格局提供了重要支撑。数字贸易是大湾区的 优势产业，为大湾区的高质量发展带来庞大机遇。香港是国际金融、航运、贸易中心，也是粤港澳大湾区的中 心城市之一。香港特区政府正积极发挥"一国两制"下背靠祖国、联通世界的独特优势，推动数字贸易发展。 责编：刘珺宇 李家超强调，香港特区政府会继续加快产业数字化转型、加强数字基础建设、研究促进数据交易生态，并且以 大湾区作试点探讨便利数据跨境流动安排，推动数字经济和实体经济融合发展。 多措施巩固提升香港航运业务 得益于香港国际航运中心地位和国际航空枢纽，香港发展数字贸易和跨境电商有天然优势。在李 ...

Core Insights - Bitcoin is not just an economic tool but a carrier of philosophical ideas, reflecting humanity's pursuit of freedom, equality, value, and order [1] - The rise of Bitcoin's price to over $100,000 in 2025 signifies a collective reaffirmation of the decentralized ideology within the crypto world [1][4] - The development of Real World Asset (RWA) accelerators is creating a new paradigm for asset digitization, complementing Bitcoin's role in the decentralized currency movement [1][3] Bitcoin and RWA Dynamics - The recent valuation reassessment of Bitcoin confirms the underlying logic of crypto technology, which has evolved into a comprehensive technical matrix including privacy computing and zero-knowledge proofs [3] - RWA accelerators utilize a hybrid consensus mechanism derived from Bitcoin's Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS), achieving a 40% reduction in energy consumption while ensuring security [3] - The decentralized nature of the Bitcoin network provides important insights for RWA, exemplified by the "Hainan data cross-border - Hong Kong capital channel" model that creates a regulatory-friendly quasi-decentralized network [3] Digital Asset Migration - Bitcoin's price surge and the expansion of RWA reflect a broader trend of global asset digitization, where both currency and physical assets are transitioning to digital forms [4] - The ongoing revolution faces challenges, particularly in addressing Bitcoin's scalability issues and balancing decentralization with compliance requirements in the real world [4] - The exploration of regulatory sandbox models in Hong Kong may offer a compromise, allowing RWA to find a balance between idealism and practicality [4] Future Perspectives - As Bitcoin holders celebrate new price highs, RWA builders are transforming physical assets like office buildings and bonds into on-chain assets, indicating a shared goal of creating a world with free-flowing value without intermediaries [5] - The year 2025 is anticipated to be a pivotal moment not only for Bitcoin but also for the broader migration of human assets into the digital realm, marking a significant transition in asset management [5]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the data cross-border service center in the Lingang New Area of the China (Shanghai) Free Trade Pilot Zone marks a significant step in facilitating international data exchange and enhancing the international data economy [1][2]. Group 1: Data Cross-Border Service Center - The data cross-border service center was officially launched on April 7, 2024, and has since provided policy consultation services to hundreds of enterprises, completing compliance filings for 20 companies across 27 typical scenarios [3]. - The center has welcomed its first batch of 28 third-party data service institutions, indicating a growing ecosystem for data services [2][3]. Group 2: Data Export Guidelines - The newly released data export operation guidelines cover three key sectors: reinsurance, international shipping, and biomedicine, aimed at promoting efficient and secure cross-border data flow [2]. - The guidelines will work in conjunction with the negative list for data cross-border flow, which includes data from finance, shipping, and commerce, covering important data and personal information across six specific scenarios and 84 data items [2]. Group 3: International Data Economy Development Package - The international data economy industry development service package integrates multiple resources from both government and market sectors, aiming to build a comprehensive international data service system [3]. - The Lingang New Area is set to expand the coverage of operational guidelines to include sectors such as intelligent connected new energy vehicles, public funds, securities, and battery passports, addressing the practical needs of enterprises [2].

Group 1 - The Hainan International Data Comprehensive Service Center has launched its first service node, facilitating cross-border data services and supporting enterprises in expanding overseas markets [1] - Hainan's digital economy is rapidly developing, with the establishment of various international communication facilities and a focus on cross-border data flow mechanisms [1][2] - By the end of 2024, Hainan aims to achieve "dual-gigabit network" coverage, with 100% access to gigabit optical networks in over 20 natural villages and a 91.7% penetration rate for 5G networks [1] Group 2 - Hainan has been designated as a national data element comprehensive pilot zone, aiming to enhance high-level openness in the data sector and create a domestic and international data circulation hub [3] - The province has implemented various action plans to promote data security and orderly flow, including the recent approval of foreign enterprises to participate in expanded value-added telecommunications business [2][3] - The digital economy in Hainan is experiencing significant growth, with over 2,500 data products listed in the market and a transaction volume exceeding 1.1 billion RMB [3]

广州：推进数据跨境安全有序流动 智通财经5月7日电，广州市人民政府办公厅日前印发《广州市关于以高水平开放推动服务贸易和数字贸 易高质量发展的若干措施》。其中提到，推进数据跨境安全有序流动。夯实新型数据基础设施底座，支 持搭建国际数据专用通道、专用科研网络，争取扩大国际互联网出口带宽，探索建设算力服务平台，提 升全球数源中心服务能力，进一步巩固广州国际信息枢纽地位。加快推进南沙（粤港澳）数据服务试验 区建设，在南沙自贸区实施数据跨境负面清单，在国家数据跨境传输安全管理制度框架下，建立健全穗 港澳跨境数据流动交易机制。支持粤港澳大湾区数据保护和数据跨境服务平台建设，探索设立数据出境 综合服务中心。探索数据跨境服务，协同港澳开展数据托管、融合计算、隐私计算、数据预处理和隐私 保护等服务，推动与港澳在商事登记、社会信用、社会保险、食品安全、医疗健康、商品溯源、跨境支 付等领域建立数据跨境共享互通互认机制，打造数据跨境应用场景。 ...