China’s Ministry of State Security issued a document on Sept. 29 that described crypto assets as an “accomplice” to espionage, according to Techub News, which cited Bitcoinist. The document also said that as digital asset services become integrated into a broader institutional framework, compliance, security, and market liquidity are critical. The statement links crypto assets to national security concerns while also placing emphasis on how digital asset services operate within formal structures. No further details were provided in the source text beyond the ministry’s characterization and its focus on compliance, safety, and liquidity.
China’s Ministry of State Security issued a document on Sept. 29 describing crypto assets as an “accomplice” to espionage, according to Techub News, citing Bitcoinist.
The document said that as digital asset services are integrated into a broader institutional framework, compliance, security, and market liquidity are critical.
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