according to the materials of the site - By Coincu
By September 2025, there will be more than 5300 enterprises in the field of artificial intelligence in China, which will correspond to 15% of the global market, reflecting the country's active investments and strategic orientation towards the development of artificial intelligence.
Despite the unprecedented growth of AI, as of October 2025, according to current data and expert observations, there has been no direct impact on the market for major cryptocurrencies or related tokens.
This growth is attributed to a proactive government strategy aimed at strengthening infrastructure and coordinating efforts. Various ministries, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), are leading this expansion by implementing targeted initiatives. An investment fund of 60 billion yuan supports startups and infrastructure, indicating a robust support system for digital transformation.
The market responded to this with recognition from industry leaders. Vice Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Trade Xin Gobin noted: “More than 40,000 smart factories have been established in China, with 11 national pilot zones for innovation and application of artificial intelligence, as well as 17 national demonstration zones for testing intelligent connected vehicles.” Wan Gan from the China Association for Science and Technology emphasized the importance of utilizing China's extensive information resources and industrial systems. However, there is no direct evidence of impact on digital assets such as BTC or ETH, and no relevant statements from leaders in the cryptocurrency industry.
According to CoinMarketCap, Ethereum (ETH) is trading at $4529.68, with a market capitalization of approximately $546.75 billion, and a turnover of 120,703,250 ETH. Over the last 90 days, its price has increased by 79.78%, including 1.48% over the last 24 hours, indicating stable growth.
Government initiatives such as 'Made in China 2025' have historically facilitated local digitization without having a direct impact on global cryptocurrency markets.
The Coincu research group suggests that potential AI integration could further enhance digital markets, but currently, there are no direct links or confirmed data connecting China's advancements in AI with immediate changes in cryptocurrency values. Historical trends show that policy stimulates growth in technology sectors, potentially setting precedents for blockchain development.
However, there is no direct evidence of impact on digital assets such as BTC or ETH, or relevant statements from leaders in the cryptocurrency.
