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@sunkaixuan1718 · 2026-10-17 04:34

10 minutes. That's reportedly how long a Solana ad on a Bund building lasted before it came down in Shanghai. CZ says his post wasn't the trigger — he only saw it on X 12–24 hours later. He says he backs any blockchain making progress in any country, and was glad to see SOL advertising and opening an office in Shanghai. But the other side of the story is messier: the first Solana event was reportedly set for the Shangri-La in Shanghai, attendees found police at the venue, and by noon the organizers sent an apology email citing 'venue logistics.' The same account says a similar shutdown happened less than a year ago. So here's the fault line nobody wants to touch: is pushing a public crypto event in China bold expansion — or a misread of local rules that was always going to end this way? Team A: build first, apologize later — progress needs people willing to test the line. Team B: read the room first — a shutdown hurts adoption more than a quiet launch ever would. I track these crypto flashpoints as they break, because the timeline usually tells a different story than the first headline. Which side are you on — and what should Solana do next in China: pause, go quiet, or try again? — via @cz_binance / @StarPlatinum_ #Solana #SOL #Crypto #China #Web3 #Binance

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