Core Viewpoint - The charging treasure industry is undergoing significant changes due to strict offline regulations and ongoing online violations, leading to a crisis of consumer trust and the anticipation of new national standards [1][8]. Group 1: Impact of Regulations - The recall of several well-known charging treasure brands has caused a major shock in the industry, with the Civil Aviation Administration of China banning passengers from carrying non-3C certified charging treasures on flights [1]. - In Huaqiangbei, the largest electronic product trading hub in China, many vendors have removed non-3C certified products from their shelves, and customers are increasingly inquiring about 3C certification [2]. - The prices of mainstream charging treasures with capacities of 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh have risen, with most fast-charging products now priced above 100 yuan [2]. Group 2: Regulatory Gaps - Despite strict offline checks, low-priced counterfeit charging treasures are still being sold online, with some products priced between 30 to 40 yuan and claiming to have 3C certification [3][4]. - Industry insiders have raised concerns about the authenticity of 3C certifications, suggesting that some companies may be engaging in fraudulent practices [4]. Group 3: Supply Chain Issues - The ongoing crisis highlights the safety issues related to lithium batteries, which account for over 60% of the total cost of charging treasures [6]. - Many manufacturers are cutting costs by using substandard or recycled battery cells, increasing the risk of product failures [6][9]. - The charging treasure market is characterized by a lack of manufacturers with their own battery production lines, leading to quality control issues [7]. Group 4: Industry Restructuring - The charging treasure industry is expected to undergo a significant reshuffle, with new players entering the market and existing companies facing increased scrutiny [8][10]. - The upcoming national standards will impose stricter technical requirements, potentially eliminating non-compliant manufacturers from the market [10][11]. - The new standards are anticipated to improve safety and reduce the chaotic competition that has previously plagued the industry [11].