Coinbase may be releasing a new signal.

Multiple social media users report that Coinbase has opened registrations for users in China.
If this continues, and is later further confirmed by the official team, it could mean that Coinbase is adjusting restrictions related to Chinese ID documents or certain parts of the registration process.
It’s worth noting that, for now, these are mostly user reports—Coinbase has not publicly announced that it is resuming business for mainland China, and the relevant information still awaits further official clarification. (Coinbase)
What truly deserves attention here isn’t just another registration entry point.
It’s whether, among one of the world’s largest compliant trading platforms, it is re-evaluating the Chinese-language user market.
If, in the future, more international platforms lower registration barriers and expand their service scope, competition in the industry could intensify further, potentially bringing new liquidity expectations to the global crypto market.
However, an opened registration channel doesn’t mean all features will work normally, and it also doesn’t indicate that the regulatory policies in the relevant regions have already changed.
The regulatory framework in mainland China for crypto asset trading has not been changed as a result. (