National Data Bureau Director Liu Liehong: China's Daily Token Calls Exceeded 140 Trillion in March This Year, Surpassing a Thousandfold Growth in Two Years
Svmuu News National Data Bureau Director Liu Liehong stated in a speech at the China Development Forum 2026 Annual Conference on March 23 that Tokens are not only the value anchor of the intelligent era but also the "settlement unit" connecting technological supply with commercial demand, providing a quantifiable possibility for the implementation of business models. At the beginning of 2024, China's daily Token calls were 100 billion; by the end of 2025, they surged to 100 trillion; in March this year, they have exceeded 140 trillion, representing a growth of over a thousand times in two years. (Shanghai Securities News) (Jin10 Data APP)
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