On September 4, news emerged that the Inner Mongolia Branch of the Bank of China has recently granted the first-ever 'Computing Power Token Loan' within the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to the Hohhot Helingeer New Area. This pioneering loan features an innovative credit assessment framework that breaks away from conventional collateral-based evaluations. Instead, it incorporates factors such as the extent of enterprise token utilization, computing power collaboration agreements, core technology certifications, and prowess in scientific innovation and R&D as pivotal assessment criteria. Tailored inclusive financial products are offered to enterprises operating within the token economy sphere, thereby paving a novel avenue for financial backing in this burgeoning sector. Presently, the computing power industry stands as a cornerstone of Hohhot's economy, boasting a total computing capacity of 150,000 P, with intelligent computing contributing a significant 146,000 P. This positions Hohhot at the forefront of the nation in terms of green computing power indices.