Despite China's sweeping bans on cryptocurrencies, domestic web3 talent is quietly flourishing, with many venturing beyond the country's border.
From offering crypto derivative products to to making NFT games, Chinese web3 entrepreneurs' footprint is far-reaching worldwide. We spoke to a dozen Chinese founders and investors to find out how this group is trying to build global web3 businesses while still keeping their roots in China and taking advantage of the home country's abundant tech talent.
Many of them asked for anonymity. Some don't want to draw the attention of the authorities because there are no clear rules around operating in China and serving overseas users, and others want to avoid being labeled "Chinese" at a time when China's geopolitical tensions with the West run high.
Exploratory state
Many believe the current state of the internet, or web2, has become overly dominated by centralized, rent-seeking corporations like Google and Meta. Part of the appeal of web3 is to...
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