China’s A-share indices open higher; ChiNext jumps 1.77%

The growth-heavy ChiNext and STAR 50 outpacing the broad Shanghai Composite and CSI 300 points to a risk-on tilt toward smaller, tech-leaning names rather than a uniform index-wide bid. That gap matters for RWA and tokenized-equity narratives, since China's onshore growth boards are often read as a proxy for domestic tech sentiment. Whether the outperformance of the growth boards holds through the session, rather than fading after the open, is the open question worth watching.