China’s NPC Standing Committee to Hold 25th Session Nov 2-6 in Beijing

The absence of a published agenda is the signal worth reading here: for crypto and RWA markets, China's legislative calendar matters mainly when it touches digital assets, data or financial regulation, and this notice gives no indication either way. Anyone mapping Chinese policy risk into tokenized-asset or cross-border exposure is left with a scheduled window and no content. Whether the agenda is released ahead of the session, and whether any draft law touching digital finance appears, is the open question.