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China’s Cyberspace Administration Launches Two-Month Campaign Against Fake Personas in Short Videos

China’s Cyberspace Administration issued a notice launching a nationwide two-month campaign targeting fake personas in short videos, including people posing as members of vulnerable groups and fabricated professional credentials. The special action, named “Qinglang: Rectifying Fake Persona Chaos in Short Videos,” covers two listed problem categories. No end date or enforcement figures were given.

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The campaign's focus on fabricated professional credentials is the commercially relevant part: it targets the trust layer that crypto and RWA marketing often borrows from — unverifiable 'expert' identities used to lend credibility to tokens or tokenized assets. The absence of an end date or enforcement figures leaves scope and severity undefined, so whether this becomes routine content moderation or a broader compliance pressure on financial promotion is the open question. Platforms hosting short-form financial content, and the KOL economy around them, are the most directly exposed.

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