As of December 2023, there are a total of 10,291 global blockchain enterprises
On January 1st, according to the "Blockchain White Paper (2023)" published by China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, there were a total of 10,291 blockchain companies worldwide as of December 2023. Among them, China and the United States had 2,802 and 2,697 companies respectively, leading globally. According to the research on the blockchain industry in 2023, the top five domestic blockchain products with high usage rates are FISCO BCOS, Changan Chain, AntChain, Hyper chain and Xuper chain.
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