Crypto isn’t relying on China the way it used to. Years ago, Chinese traders and miners were a huge part of the market, so every crackdown caused panic. But today, trading activity is spread across many countries, and large financial firms are also involved.

China becoming stricter again could definitely hurt market sentiment and reduce some liquidity, especially for smaller coins. But it probably won’t destroy blockchain or crypto completely. Big networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum are now global markets, not just China-driven markets.

The bigger risk is regulation worldwide. If more countries tighten rules at the same time, weaker projects could collapse while stronger crypto assets survive.

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