@zasad@. Heheheh your argument is based on an old saying and this is not based on what the Chinese government has been doing since 2018? You are making a very headshaking reply my friend.
Also, you say that you look at actions more than statements, however, the actions of the Chinese government on the cryptospace has always been a ban since 2018 heheheheheh.
Mining is banned in China, yet data suggests that about 15% of Bitcoin mining still takes place there.
China prohibits cryptocurrencies, but it does not prevent intermediary companies from accepting payments in stablecoins a method used to bypass banking sanctions.
Trade turnover between Russia and China is approximately $250 billion per year. How do you think this works, given that Russia is the most sanctioned nation in the world?