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December 27, 2016, 05:47:26 PM
#41
do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016

No. Buying BTC at this price is madness.
Indians are clever guys, they will not spend their money on such currency.
You are completely wrong. There is high chance that Bitcoin price won't ever go back to under $800 value. So this might be new stable price/future resistance point.

Indians are very smart to join bitcoin race now - the problem is that India is lacking exchanges with high bitcoin volume - since BTC is so scarce in India they have to buy overpriced Bitcoins.

This is the reason why India is acting like motor for continuous upward trend.
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December 27, 2016, 05:40:36 PM
#40
Ah tell you it ain't one country is doin' this.  It take the WHOLE bitcoin community buyin' an then some.  You all know dam straight that nothin' induces buyin' more than BUYIN'.  Meanin' this here bull market in bitcoin is asuckin' in a buncha people dat probly know verry little 'bout bitcoin.  Dey jist see a price goin' up, up, up, up.  An' that's all it takes.  I'm 'fraid of a crash, ain't y'all??
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December 27, 2016, 05:35:14 PM
#39
I believe after two good years a lot of guys -like me- took seriously Bitcoin and started putting money on it. and the more time bitcoin shows such a good performance the more trustworthiness it'll get from new people.
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December 27, 2016, 05:20:38 PM
#38
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

India was just a regulated market, I don't think that the price in Indian rupees spiking was necessary the cause of this rally, because arbitrage was not possible between exchanges. If arbitrage was possible then I would say India did lead it.

Also the volume charts are still showing that Chinese exchanges are dominating. Indian exchanges have negligible volume compared to Chinese ones.
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December 27, 2016, 04:55:39 PM
#37
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

India is too small to influence global markets. All we have to do is look at the volume in Indian exchanges and compare it to the global markets.
It is insignificant when compared to China.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/zebpay-looks-to-make-hay-while-bitcoin-shines_8086841.html

The bitcoin trading platform aims to cross Rs 1,000-crore trade-volume mark in FY17. "We plan to add an extra zero to the trade volumes every year," Goenka said. He admitted the target is an ambitious one, but his optimism stems from the huge opportunity bitcoins offer. "Bitcoins are still taking baby steps in India," he said. "Currently China does a trade volume of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore in a single day


To understand Indian volume, u must look at LocalBitcoins. Following link may help u in this regard...

https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/INR

That chart shows that volume on local bitcoins in India is now same as was whole 2016 and most 2015. no change around 300 BTC a week.
Now compare 300 BTC with 2500 BTC that was weekly volume of trade with Monero and you see what is a real volume.
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December 27, 2016, 02:35:35 PM
#36
There is a definitely a variety of factors that contributed to the overwhelmingly successful year for Bitcoin. Recent currency developments in India are just one of them, with strong demand from China being the main driving force.
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December 27, 2016, 01:21:55 PM
#35
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

All your statements are wrong.

Concerning India leading the rally, have you seen the volume on their exchange ? is it a tiny bit in a giant ocean. That's also why they reached higher price before us, since they have no volume, it is much easier to move the price when you use market orders; whereas in more liquid exchange, you better be a whale in order to increment a move in price that last overtime. that's also why there was such a high premium between indian and other big exchange. Indeed, think twice, if your point is really true, don't you think that people would have rush to arbitrage that price different and litteraly make "free money", if it wasn't done, it's because they were implicit and explicit cost that were priced in when trading on indian exchange.
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December 27, 2016, 08:17:25 AM
#34
Buying Bitcoin there is a pain right now: premium prices of $1200! I didn't see many changes in our price though, unfortunately. I have been watching the Bitcoin price for a while and there wasn't a big rally until a week ago, but I didn't hear any news that might have caused that.

Premium of $1,200 per coin? Which exchange are you using? I have just checked the sell prices in Localbitcoins India, and coins are available for as low as $900. And right now, the exchange rate in BTC-e is $902 per coin.
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December 27, 2016, 06:43:13 AM
#33
i admit that India had some effect on bitcoin price but with those volumes and the situation they have  meaning people have limited access to their funds in banks and also the comparison between the Indian volume and the rest i'd say their effect was tiny.
The India boom has started very well but unfortunately it was not sustaining due to lack of fund flow from/to India. Many Indian exchanges are not accepting USD deposits from world wide people at least if they have visa card processing through verification (like CEX has), the trend would have spread out to other exchanges too.

India in Bitcoin terms is too insignificant to make a serious impact on the market at this point. It will take probably a year or two before everything builds up to such a level, that Western and Chinese traders add value to the existence of the Indian Bitcoin market. But if you take into consideration how small their market is, it directly shows how much potential growth that we can realize if India grows out to be a very important Bitcoin hotspot. We need to give them time to develop everything. After India there are more parts of the world that will pop up and slowly develop themselves. Plenty of potential growth and demand for Bitcoin.
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December 27, 2016, 06:39:53 AM
#32
Bitcoin may have gained some interest from India, which is definitely a good thing, but there are several questions that need to be answered.

Are there local exchanges actually being run from India or are they using foreign exchanges? What payment methods do they accept?
Who is buying Bitcoin? Is this your average worker buying small amounts of Bitcoin on a regular basis? Or is it rich investors making one time purchase as a speculation?

I feel like these two things are the most important. You need local exchanges that make payments easy for local users,
and a steady stream of buyers, not just one-time purchase who will hold Bitcoin and not actually spend it.
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December 27, 2016, 05:28:15 AM
#31
I think a rise like this was inevitable, regardless of what countries was leading the rally.

An uptrend has been going on for ages and spikes are a normal aspect of that.

Perhaps the previous halving also became a catalyst for this jump. It's a major factor still I believe.


Yes I also believe that right now we are in the phase where the reward drop of the last halving will play a bigger role.
2012 we started to moon ~6 months after the halving. Now it seems to be very similar.Sure there are some more aspects which play a role for the recent uptrend.But imo the halving is a very significant one of them.
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December 27, 2016, 04:41:28 AM
#30
I think a rise like this was inevitable, regardless of what countries was leading the rally.

An uptrend has been going on for ages and spikes are a normal aspect of that.

Perhaps the previous halving also became a catalyst for this jump. It's a major factor still I believe.
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December 27, 2016, 04:11:17 AM
#29
i admit that India had some effect on bitcoin price but with those volumes and the situation they have  meaning people have limited access to their funds in banks and also the comparison between the Indian volume and the rest i'd say their effect was tiny.
The India boom has started very well but unfortunately it was not sustaining due to lack of fund flow from/to India. Many Indian exchanges are not accepting USD deposits from world wide people at least if they have visa card processing through verification (like CEX has), the trend would have spread out to other exchanges too.
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December 27, 2016, 01:21:26 AM
#28
If you look at the btc transactions by countries, ~

it is impossible to check bitcoin transactions by country. and the only thing we can check is the volumes these exchanges report and that is way of the real value for Chinese specially.

i admit that India had some effect on bitcoin price but with those volumes and the situation they have  meaning people have limited access to their funds in banks and also the comparison between the Indian volume and the rest i'd say their effect was tiny.
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December 26, 2016, 09:00:05 PM
#27
If you look at the btc transactions by countries, China leads by miles ahead of India, in fact, India doesn't come within the top 10 countries. Not even close. India may have a bigly populations but that is just about the only thing it leads in the world. It's a Third World country that can't even wipe its own butt. Before you get your panties all twisted, I'm not politically correct. No, am not sorry, am proud!
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December 26, 2016, 05:14:50 PM
#26
Buying Bitcoin there is a pain right now: premium prices of $1200! I didn't see many changes in our price though, unfortunately. I have been watching the Bitcoin price for a while and there wasn't a big rally until a week ago, but I didn't hear any news that might have caused that.
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December 26, 2016, 04:59:11 PM
#25
I'm not sure about the reasons which led btc to suddenly spike upwards to 900$+ but I dont think India's demonetization move was a major factor. India's BTC constitutes a meager 2% to 4% at best. The major hold for price surge or decline is controlled by China. I'm not a big fan of that but, Its the truth. India might have helped to a small extent but cant call it a major driving factor.
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December 26, 2016, 01:43:30 PM
#24
do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016

No. Buying BTC at this price is madness.
Indians are clever guys, they will not spend their money on such currency.
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December 26, 2016, 01:28:22 PM
#23
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

I would say it was a joint effort with both India, china and Venezuela.  there is probably lots of other countries out there also who are having monetary issues and where people are buying bitcoin.

I agree with you, there is no single factor to point to, it is a connection of several factors, China devaluation, India demonitization, Brexit, Trump Victory and also recession and devaluation in several Afrcian countries all played majour factor. Don't less us forget the halving event too
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December 26, 2016, 12:11:22 PM
#22
yeah but the last pump was because more people around the world jumped in after they saw that the price was pumped, so not only india here, and add to this the christmas festivity and you have a nice base for a pump
legendary
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December 26, 2016, 11:41:19 AM
#21
I think a rise like this was inevitable, regardless of what countries was leading the rally.

An uptrend has been going on for ages and spikes are a normal aspect of that.

U may say that demonetization in India worked as the catalyst to this rally.
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December 26, 2016, 11:38:55 AM
#20
The price rise is a contribution from multiple sources. India could have been one of it and also probably a large player in it owing to demonetization and the rise in Bitcoin prices few weeks ago allowing large arbitrage opportunities for sellers. Clearly there are also other contributing factors like Yuan devaluation and also china's major role where big whales suddenly buy up lots of Bitcoins due to the fall in value of Yuan. 
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December 26, 2016, 11:33:04 AM
#19
I think a rise like this was inevitable, regardless of what countries was leading the rally.

An uptrend has been going on for ages and spikes are a normal aspect of that.
legendary
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December 26, 2016, 11:15:28 AM
#18
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

That's unfair. China has the major role in the current years rally. India at the end of the year led to a rise due to the demonetisation that started few weeks back. India holds the strategy of around 25%, where china leads with the increased mining comparatively.

I dont agree with you let it be that China is playing major role in current year but the rally led in november have pushed the bitcoin price past $900+ is due to the Indian buying hardly in bitcoin due to demonetization, it is not that who is playing how many days but it is who is giving a great impact and i think this time India have done the major part because when the international market price of bitcoin was $730 that time in india exchange it went above $1000+ and after some time this rally interested in international market and in only 30 days the price of bitcoin went high up to $900+

What are you talking about? You don't agree with the facts or what? The price has nothing to do with a country leading the rally. You can have Bitcoin trading for 1,5K USD in Zimbabwe and it won't mean anything if it's a single transaction a day. Just some numbers for you:

The highest volume was on the 23rd of December.
Bitfinex had the volume of 24k BTC Bitstamp 17k, Coinbase 14k... This should give you a rough estimation of how much money is going through the major Western exchanges a day.
Now, let's check the East. BTC china had a volume of 4.6M (!) and Huobi 3.5M.
The smallest of the three, Okcoin had 3M, which is over 20 times more than all the other exchanges in the world combined.
Data taken from: https://data.bitcoinity.org/markets/volume/30d?c=e&t=bar
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December 26, 2016, 11:00:31 AM
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Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

i don't agree with either of these.
the 2013 rise was mostly because of Mt.Gox and its initiation was also because of MtGox. surely China was effective but the volume was telling a different story!

right now the same this is happening the volume tells a different story. it is the highest in China with 2.3 billion dollar in each of them followed by US markets with 20 million in each.
and your link above to coin.dance only shows a ~300 thousand dollar volume in India

now you tell me how much that can affect the price in this market which has nearly 150 million dollar volume each day excluding Chinese markets.
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December 26, 2016, 10:55:07 AM
#16
I can bet that there will be magnificent growth in bitcoin adoption in India during and since 2017.

India would probably be in the top three or four countries in the world that could make a difference in the price of Bitcoin right now.
Getting more people interested in using it as a payment system could have a huge impact. If just a few percent of the population started using Bitcoin, you are talking hundreds of thousands of new users.
That could definitely drive the price to a new ATH.

Agree with you on this one. There is first bitcoin ATM inaugurated in Delhi. Bitcoin business Zebpay reported an increase in their profits as well as the user base. RBI is doing some research on blockchain technology, a school in Karnataka started accepting bitcoin. People are ready to pay 10% more prices in India to get bitcoins.

All these signs clearly indicate the curiosity of this technology in India, plus India is emerging as a youth country (with an average age of less than 35) so collectively India will be one of the major players in bitcoin.
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December 26, 2016, 09:52:38 AM
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Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

India is too small to influence global markets. All we have to do is look at the volume in Indian exchanges and compare it to the global markets.
It is insignificant when compared to China.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/zebpay-looks-to-make-hay-while-bitcoin-shines_8086841.html

The bitcoin trading platform aims to cross Rs 1,000-crore trade-volume mark in FY17. "We plan to add an extra zero to the trade volumes every year," Goenka said. He admitted the target is an ambitious one, but his optimism stems from the huge opportunity bitcoins offer. "Bitcoins are still taking baby steps in India," he said. "Currently China does a trade volume of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore in a single day


To understand Indian volume, u must look at LocalBitcoins. Following link may help u in this regard...

https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/INR
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December 26, 2016, 09:37:43 AM
#14
I can bet that there will be magnificent growth in bitcoin adoption in India during and since 2017.

India would probably be in the top three or four countries in the world that could make a difference in the price of Bitcoin right now.
Getting more people interested in using it as a payment system could have a huge impact. If just a few percent of the population started using Bitcoin, you are talking hundreds of thousands of new users.
That could definitely drive the price to a new ATH.
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December 26, 2016, 09:33:56 AM
#13
I am from India, and I recently attended a seminar in my city which was conducted by enthusiastic Bitcoin users, and I was noticing the reactions of the audience and call me bias, but everyone was feeling amazed while the speaker was talking about bitcoin. People prefer digital payments today because they don’t want to spend their cash as there is still restriction (24 hours limits) to withdraw cash from the bank account. The government has started a mega lucky draw and rewarding 15,000 winners daily to inculcate the habit of digital payments, so this would bring a massive impact and hence this is good for bitcoin. I can bet that there will be magnificent growth in bitcoin adoption in India during and since 2017.
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December 26, 2016, 09:24:00 AM
#12
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

That's unfair. China has the major role in the current years rally. India at the end of the year led to a rise due to the demonetisation that started few weeks back. India holds the strategy of around 25%, where china leads with the increased mining comparatively.

I dont agree with you let it be that China is playing major role in current year but the rally led in november have pushed the bitcoin price past $900+ is due to the Indian buying hardly in bitcoin due to demonetization, it is not that who is playing how many days but it is who is giving a great impact and i think this time India have done the major part because when the international market price of bitcoin was $730 that time in india exchange it went above $1000+ and after some time this rally interested in international market and in only 30 days the price of bitcoin went high up to $900+
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December 26, 2016, 09:07:30 AM
#11
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

India is too small to influence global markets. All we have to do is look at the volume in Indian exchanges and compare it to the global markets.
It is insignificant when compared to China.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/zebpay-looks-to-make-hay-while-bitcoin-shines_8086841.html

The bitcoin trading platform aims to cross Rs 1,000-crore trade-volume mark in FY17. "We plan to add an extra zero to the trade volumes every year," Goenka said. He admitted the target is an ambitious one, but his optimism stems from the huge opportunity bitcoins offer. "Bitcoins are still taking baby steps in India," he said. "Currently China does a trade volume of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore in a single day
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December 26, 2016, 09:03:19 AM
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Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

I too thought about this and felt correct. As we are seeing in the news lots of merchants and traders started using Bitcoins recently from India. So definitely a surge is possible. Even though the rate are pretty crazy there.
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December 26, 2016, 08:59:28 AM
#9
I think it's still china mostly but you can add in india as another country that is going to increasingly adopt bitcoin to keep moving their wealth from their collapsing economies, and once it starts rallying then people in the western world start paying more attention to it. I think we will see russia as another country that starts massively putting money into bitcoin to avoid economical collapse soon too.

Russia is an important country as far as Bitcoin is considered. In the beginning, a large portion of the Bitcoin-based businesses were being operated out of Russia and Ukraine. One of the oldest and most trustworthy exchanges (BTC-e), is being run by Russian nationals. China was a latecomer to the game, but they have also captured a large market-share. But the Indian Bitcoin sector is still in its infancy.
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December 26, 2016, 08:49:05 AM
#8
I do no think so. The big gap in bitcoin price levels were the witness that Indian markets are highly isolated one due to their heavy restrictions. Indians were unable to buy back bitcoins from international market.

I mean to say a rally was initiated and unfortunately finished off within them.
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December 26, 2016, 08:16:33 AM
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I think it's still china mostly but you can add in india as another country that is going to increasingly adopt bitcoin to keep moving their wealth from their collapsing economies, and once it starts rallying then people in the western world start paying more attention to it. I think we will see russia as another country that starts massively putting money into bitcoin to avoid economical collapse soon too.
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December 26, 2016, 08:10:33 AM
#6
I have noticed slightly higher volumes from India ever since the demonetization measure two months back. But even with this increase, the Indian volumes constitute for only a small fraction of the global Bitcoin trade. Most of the trade volume in bigger exchanges such as Bitstamp and BTC-e comes from Western nations, ex-USSR and China.
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December 26, 2016, 08:02:56 AM
#5
Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?
It will be better to say demonetization rally was started by Indian government which indirectly trigger the bitcoin price pump within indian trading platform and slowly over other countries' local trading platform. But i don't think demonetization is the only reason behind this pump, i consider this as late halving effect.
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December 26, 2016, 07:58:38 AM
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I think is one of the causes that pumps the price of bitcoin with the demonetization policies from the government of India. Also, the population has a limit to be able to possess in gold, so people are looking for another way to keep they wealth. I think we can say India contribute to the equation, but we need not forget the other factor happened in the bitcoin world in 2016.
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December 26, 2016, 06:10:33 AM
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Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

That's unfair. China has the major role in the current years rally. India at the end of the year led to a rise due to the demonetisation that started few weeks back. India holds the strategy of around 25%, where china leads with the increased mining comparatively.
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December 26, 2016, 06:04:53 AM
#2
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?

I would say it was a joint effort with both India, china and Venezuela.  there is probably lots of other countries out there also who are having monetary issues and where people are buying bitcoin.
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December 26, 2016, 05:52:55 AM
#1
Reason of the spike of 2013 is generally attributed to China, as BTCC was leading the CNY price, which was followed by Mt. Gox in USD equivalent.

In 2016, because of demonetization, bitcoin was trading over 900 USD equivalent in India far before the USD exchanges reached 900 USD.

Hence, do u think, it can be concluded that India led the rally of 2016, like China led the rally of 2013?
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