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China's Communist Party adopted a resolution at the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee on October 29 calling for a resolute crackdown on corruption committed via the internet, virtual currency, cross-border capital flows, and blockchain, per a Wu Blockchain tweet. The document also urges stronger efforts to investigate cross-border corruption and recover illicit assets, signaling that crypto-related financial crime is now a formal enforcement priority at the highest levels of Chinese governance. The move matters because it could translate into heightened scrutiny of on-chain activity, virtual currency channels used for capital flight, and cross-border asset tracing involving Chinese nationals, with implications for exchanges, OTC desks, and compliance regimes across Asia. Watch for follow-up enforcement actions, provincial implementation directives, and any new rules targeting virtual currency asset recovery.

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