Looking at Chinese cryptocurrencies, I see that really interesting projects are developing there. NEO, for example, has long been called China's Ethereum, and it's not just for show — smart contracts are actually working there, and there is government-level support. The system with two tokens (NEO for governance and GAS for fees) is quite well-designed.

VeChain also deserves attention — they have real partners like Walmart and BMW, not just big names. They are involved in supply chain tracking and combating counterfeits, plus actively working with green technologies.

Conflux is a particularly interesting option — it’s the fastest Chinese blockchain, with 3,000 transactions per second, and it’s the only regulated public blockchain in China. This is important for integration with traditional business.

Ontology is also worth looking into if you're interested in data protection and decentralized identity. It’s used in healthcare and finance, and is compatible with Ethereum and Polkadot.

Overall, Chinese cryptocurrency is interesting because it’s not just speculation — there are real business cases and government support. After regulatory changes, these projects started to grow. If you diversify your portfolio and invest in projects with real utility, Chinese crypto can yield good results. The main thing is not to chase empty promises but to focus on real applications.