If you’re trying to build a diversified portfolio, Chinese cryptocurrencies deserve serious attention. I’ve noticed that many Western traders underestimate them, yet they represent some of the most solid blockchain projects coming from China.

Let’s start with NEO, often defined as Ethereum della Cina. It’s the project that kicked off this whole movement, with smart contracts and digital identity tokens that actually work. Currently traded at around $2.84 with a slight growth of 0.24% over the last 24 hours, it maintains a market capitalization of 200 million. It’s one of those projects that has stood the test of time.

Then there’s Conflux, the Chinese blockchain network that chose a different technical approach with its Tree-Graph mechanism. What stands out to me is that it’s one of the few projects officially recognized by the Chinese authorities. It works on Web3 and digital identity—areas where China is investing heavily. Currently at $0.05, down slightly by 1.10%, with a market volume of around 269 million.

VeChain is probably the most tangible on the list. It connects blockchain to real supply chains, tracking products from origin to consumer. You see it applied in industry, fashion, automobiles, and food. It’s interesting to note that VET is up 9.33% today at $0.01, with a capitalization that has reached 655 million. This upward move could indicate growing interest in real-world use cases.

Ontology focuses on digital identity and data management. It helps companies build decentralized verification systems. Currently at $0.10, down 9.19%, with a market capitalization of 94 million. It’s less visible than the others, but its focus on privacy and data security remains relevant.

Finally QTUM, the project that has tried to combine Bitcoin’s security with Ethereum’s programmability. It offers a balanced environment for decentralized applications with good performance. Traded at $0.95 with a decline of 0.91%, it maintains a market capitalization of 101 million.

What makes these Chinese cryptocurrencies interesting is that they’re not just blockchain experiments, but projects with real-world applications and official recognition. If you’re new to this space, it’s worth monitoring at least NEO and VeChain. Personally, I keep an eye on how these projects develop within China’s regulatory context. You can find all these assets on Gate to monitor price movements and build your diversification strategy.