Honestly, lately I’ve been paying more attention to Chinese cryptocurrencies — there are really interesting projects with real use cases, not just empty promises. Here’s what currently seems promising.

NEO is often called the Chinese Ethereum, and not without reason. It’s a decentralized smart contract platform with government-level support. An interesting feature is the two tokens in the system: NEO is responsible for governance, and GAS for transaction fees. This scheme works quite logically.

VeChain (VET) is more about business and logistics. They have serious partners like Walmart, BMW, and PwC. The focus is on supply chain tracking, combating counterfeits, and green technologies. It’s not just a speculative asset but a tool with real application.

ConfluX (CFX) positions itself as the fastest blockchain among Chinese cryptocurrencies — 3,000 transactions per second. Plus, it’s the only regulated public blockchain in China, giving it a special status. Integration with traditional business is actively ongoing.

Ontology (ONT) works on data protection and decentralized identification (DID). Its applications are found in healthcare and the financial sector. It’s good that it’s compatible with Ethereum and Polkadot — this expands its capabilities.

Why even consider these Chinese cryptocurrencies? After regulatory changes, a new wave of growth begins; projects have real business cases, not just air, and government support provides some stability. The main thing is to diversify your portfolio and choose projects with real utility, not just chasing pump scenarios.