China's Cyberspace Administration (CAC) has officially launched a unified "Internet New Technology and Application Information Service Filing System" at beian.cac.gov.cn, effective immediately. The new platform consolidates regulatory filings, rendering the previous separate systems for algorithmic services and blockchain information services obsolete. Alongside the system launch, the Shanghai CAC released guidelines clarifying that blockchain service names cannot contain terms related to virtual currencies, exchanges, or ICOs. Applications involving cryptocurrency issuance, trading, ICO activities, overseas server deployment, or incomplete ICP filings will face rejection. Additionally, Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) platforms are now explicitly required to register. The guidelines also mandate registration for generative AI applications accessible to the public with potential for social mobilization or public opinion influence, including those accessing filed models via API.