Topic: A ban on trade in China - page 8. (Read 1022 times)
its just a FUD to make the market collapse. now the big whales are buying the dip. market recover slowly now. should wait for a few days for correction
it is not first time when china want to ban crypto. Don't panic)
No matter if the bad news are real or not, no matter if they are just spreading the bad news or try to ban and control money (in every form),
cryptocurrencies will stay here.
cryptocurrencies will stay here.
If you ask me this is just FUD from west.
Unfortunately, China occupies a huge place in the trade in crypto-currencies. And China and South Korea and other countries want to put an end to free trade in crypto-currencies. On these news, there was a total collapse of the crypto currency.
Many sources write about China, about the collapse of the cryptovolume and other information that generates panic. It becomes like intentional dumping.
The Chinese authorities will block all platform for cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Do you have any official reports to prove what you said ? or you are spamming . Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Now China has become irrelevant, because the entire cryptocurrency market is out of China, and its main market share is now in Japan and South Korea.
It might not ban certain individuals access to crypto, but it'll definitely prevent the masses from adopting it. Remember China has a massive firewall around much of the internet 'protecting' its citizens from harmful content. We might be witnessing the beginning of the war between governments and decentralized currencies.
It wont last in my opinion, if anything it may cause a bit of a bump for BTC but there are many currencies which will not be affected. The market is already staring to recover for some currencies
This news was discussed in the Chinese local board. None of the Chinese traders are concerned.
Most of their views on this potential ban is that even if the news is true, the government can ban crypto trading, but they can't stop it. LOL
I'm just having a hard time wrapping my head around how the government is going to ban an individual's trading activity on the internet.
Most of their views on this potential ban is that even if the news is true, the government can ban crypto trading, but they can't stop it. LOL
I'm just having a hard time wrapping my head around how the government is going to ban an individual's trading activity on the internet.
More often than not, it is just a rumor that has not seen any government news, it is all rumours.So can buy altcoin now i think.
Let's hope that this solution is temporary and near future projects and ICO in China will still be allowed, albeit with taxes, because China is a superpower that has been developing the bitcoin quite confidently, so it's probably worth just waiting a little
The Chinese authorities will block all platform for cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
[citation needed].
Either way, I don't think they'd ban cryptocurrency exchanges, for long anyway. If they do, people will probably come up with an alternative.
The Chinese authorities will block all platform for cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
any source? or is it old news? south korean banned exchange and shutdown bitcoin. is the cause of down trend today.
the market is recovering slowly now.
They're coming hard for peer-to-peer platforms, such as LocalBitcoins. It is sad to be honest to look at these attempts.
The Chinese authorities will block all platform for cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
could this explain the past hour's mayhem?
The Chinese authorities will block all platform for cryptocurrency trading.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
Previously, China has closed all major cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country, however, according to the authorities, this is not enough, and they plan to block access to local and offshore platforms that allow for centralized manufacturing. It is reported Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.
Last year the authorities decided to close the cryptocurrency exchanges under the jurisdiction of the country. However, she was recently seen increased activity on alternative venues. The sources Bloomberg did not specify how the authorities will define such platform.
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