China’s Foreign Investment Law to adopt Crypto in 2026, Bitcoin Investment in China Soars

Recently, China’s financial advisor has expected that China is going to make some effective changes regarding Crypto and Bitcoin by 2026 under the Foreign Investment Law (FIL). China’s Foreign Investment Law will be upgraded with Crypto and Digital investment opportunities to promote, protect, and manage foreign investment in China under a fair and transparent legal framework. China’s new FIL will be applied to FDI, mergers, Inward/Outward Remittance, VIEs, and other qualifying foreign investment forms. In fact, recently top financial and investment experts of Western countries believe that if the Chinese government includes crypto investment firms under the Foreign Investment Law (FIL) by 2026, then it is possible that China can become the owner of almost 50% of the world’s crypto market cap because this bill will be applied in almost every firm in China so that money from every field comes to the Chinese Crypto industry. Due to Foreign Investment Law (FIL) treatment, Foreign investors can freely remit profits, capital, and dividends abroad in RMB or foreign currency. With underground demand strong, investors continue OTC trading, fueled by economic pressures and declining enforcement.

Why does China’s Foreign Investment Law (FIL) bring $2 trillion to the Crypto and AI market?

In the Foreign Investment Law (FIL), approximately 10K+ companies, firms, Foreign Individuals, Foreign Companies, Foreign Organizations, US forex, US manufacturing, investors using Variable interest entities (VIEs) or Joint Ventures could possibly enter the Chinese Crypto and Futuristic market. As of 2025, over 600K FIEs are active in China, with a new 53,000 FIEs registered in China in 2024 alone. In 2025, Singapore, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. are among the top sources of FDI in China, which may allow China’s FIL laws to integrate crypto for Tourism, Foreign Investors, manufacturing, and Business hubs interested in Hong Kong, Macau, and Shanghai. Top investors in China, including Singapore, Japan, the European Union, the US, and South Korea, demand Crypto and Bitcoin investment opportunities in China. Recently, A Shanghai High Court affirmed that Cryptocurrencies have ‘Property, and Freedom attributes’ under Chinese Law, meaning individuals and foreigners can own and invest as personal assets in China.

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