Group 1 - The conference on "Global Challenges in the Digital Age: International Seminar on Digital Asset Trading and Legal Protection" was held in Beijing, focusing on legal rights, cross-border circulation, and dispute resolution of digital assets [1][3] - Beijing's digital economy added value exceeded 2 trillion yuan in 2024, with over 2,400 AI companies, highlighting its status as a global digital economy benchmark city [3] - The Beijing International Big Data Exchange has achieved a cumulative trading scale of 5.9 billion yuan, introducing a new trading model for secure cross-border data circulation [3] Group 2 - The Beijing Arbitration Commission's Digital Economy Arbitration Center was officially established in September 2024 to support compliance and efficient matching of data supply and demand [3] - The International Institute for the Unification of Private Law recognized Beijing's influence in international dispute resolution by holding a legislative meeting outside its headquarters for the first time [4] - Legal certainty is crucial for the trading and circulation of data assets, yet challenges remain in the legal recognition of data rights in China [5][6] Group 3 - Current legal frameworks in China, including the Civil Code, provide limited guidance on data rights, leading to challenges in judicial adjudication [6][7] - Over twenty local regulations exist regarding data property rights, but a unified data rights recognition rule is still lacking [7] - Concerns about data monopolies and the need for a classification and tiered rights recognition system to promote efficient data flow and utilization were emphasized [7]