Policy Framework Embraces "Token" in Data Valuation System, Benefiting Pioneer Xunce Technology (03317)

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On April 15th, the National Data Bureau released a draft implementation plan for advancing the development of high-quality industry datasets. The plan explicitly aims to establish a batch of application-validated, high-quality datasets covering key sectors by the end of 2028, fostering a virtuous cycle from data supply to value realization. Notably, the policy emphasizes exploring new transaction models, such as Token-based trading, and building a quantifiable and priceable dataset value system centered on Tokens. This marks the first time "Token" has been incorporated into the national data element value framework, a development of significant importance for Xunce Technology (03317), recognized as the pioneering stock in this domain. Furthermore, the policy clearly advocates for a business model evolution from basic data package sales towards API calls, model-based solutions, and full-stack services, which aligns perfectly with the core logic of the Token-based payment model Xunce is actively promoting. The policy also encourages the listing of datasets on data exchanges and exploring innovative paths for assetization, highly consistent with Xunce's strategic partnership with the Shenzhen Data Exchange. As a leading representative enterprise in China's AI real-time data infrastructure sector, Xunce Technology is positioned at the forefront of this policy-driven opportunity.

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