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Quote from: gentlemand on April 24, 2020, 08:05:23 AM

Um, how? They don't have any exchanges.

How about Huobi? Because I remember in a few years ago before the first halving, Huobi was a place for Chinese traders to buy and sell bitcoin. Although they don't have any exchanges, at least, the traders from China can trade in any exchanges.

But if the price can rise before halving, then I think many people will wait for that time, and I am sure they will surely prepare their bitcoin in the order sell at the highest price.

Many people can spread the news about bitcoin will rise, but we don't know the right thing about what will happen later so I think we can prepare by ourselves, and we can calm down for anything that can happen later.

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Quote from: bitmover on April 24, 2020, 08:47:21 AM

Isn't binance a chinese exchange? There must be some exchanges in Hong Kong as well. Ofc there are chinese clients all over the world as well, like the miners for example.

The owner's Chinese. If he started serving Chinese customers he would be disappeared. There are no mainland Chinese exchanges any more. They're not allowed to operate and banks aren't allowed to deal with them.

I'm sure there's plenty of OTC activity but that doesn't directly influence the price like exchanges do.

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In 2019 I probably searched about the Bitcoin halving at most 4 to 5 years. This year however, I duckduckgo'ed it more than 20 times already.

I don't know if the trend of "Bitcoin halving" searches are significant in any way. I guess I did influence it too and most of us here are surely searching it more often than in the past 4 years. The halving itself is (or at least should be) bullish, but trends are just statistics for me and don't show much.. at least not about the market sentiment.

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Quote from: gentlemand on April 24, 2020, 08:05:23 AM

Quote from: samcrypto on April 24, 2020, 07:59:30 AM

There's a hate to them but we can't deny that they can really pump the market especially bitcoin.

Um, how? They don't have any exchanges.

Isn't binance a chinese exchange? There must be some exchanges in Hong Kong as well. Ofc there are chinese clients all over the world as well, like the miners for example.

But anyway, I don't think there will be a huge price spike in a few days after the halving.
Halving is already priced in.

I expect some volatility, and maybe in long term (about 1-2 years) a price spike due to the smaller supply. But the market won't "fell" that smaller supply in day 1. Imo.

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Quote from: samcrypto on April 24, 2020, 07:59:30 AM

Quote from: Renampun on April 24, 2020, 07:02:53 AM

China will not be the cause of the rising price of Bitcoin...
China will only cause Bitcoin to get worse, I have no respect for China. *walk out Cheesy

There's a hate to them but we can't deny that they can really pump the market especially bitcoin.

Well, China made a digital yuan so I think people in China are creating a hype with bitcoin so they can earn more money which we can also benefited on that. I don't care that much to anyone because I'm more focus on the price movement of bitcoin and we should keep watching it until the halving day.

I don't think people will focus on hate to china after all we need demands especially when halving case, Those things will fade out once their are good things happening in the market and we all know that Chinese have the capacity to do this and I'm actually glad that they are in good shape right now since it means that we can see a good market flow since.

Maybe in other aspect people will hate them since they are blamed for the current pandemic happening in the world.

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Quote from: samcrypto on April 24, 2020, 07:59:30 AM

There's a hate to them but we can't deny that they can really pump the market especially bitcoin.

Um, how? They don't have any exchanges.

I'm sure there are a few disguised Chinese whales on Huobi and others but the real influence China had back in the day was their piece of shit zero fee exchanges. The rest of the world followed them slavishly despite the entirely of their market being 3-4 teenagers with bots most likely.

I doubt we would've had the 2017 peak if they hadn't been put down.

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So that's what why have we seen sudden pump on yesterday? We know halving coming very near and more users are becoming aware about it. In a result they are try to to know more details by Google search what I did exactly when I meet with halving word first time. That's how start google trending regarding halving. A big part of bitcoin user believe that bitcoin price will bump during halving, so either China become excited or not it doesn't effect on halving trend I believe. But this is true sometimes few rumours push bitcoin price for short time (but not depend on). So nothing could say before it happen.

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Quote from: Renampun on April 24, 2020, 07:02:53 AM

China will not be the cause of the rising price of Bitcoin...
China will only cause Bitcoin to get worse, I have no respect for China. *walk out Cheesy

There's a hate to them but we can't deny that they can really pump the market especially bitcoin.

Well, China made a digital yuan so I think people in China are creating a hype with bitcoin so they can earn more money which we can also benefited on that. I don't care that much to anyone because I'm more focus on the price movement of bitcoin and we should keep watching it until the halving day.

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Give the OP a break, maybe he is just excited about that event. However, I would agree with the rest of the guys here, China is just one country here, and to be honest, we all know their anti-bitcoin stance so I doubt that they are going to be the first entity to push the price or start this bull run before the halving. As for the keywords "Bitcoin Halving", obviously, as we get closer to the date, there will be spikes but it doesn't equate that Chinese are going to invest on it right away. Let's wait what the world economy is going first because of this Covid-19 pandemic before we can speculate a bitcoin bull run. Because as much as we downplay the pandemic, it still has some effect to the market.

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Quote from: vietnamoi.vn on April 24, 2020, 06:47:47 AM

although China prohibits the purchase of Bitcoin by the yuan

Only through third party services. They're all forbidden. As far as I know there's nothing stopping people from doing it P2P. However they may well be able to stop that too when their digital currency gets going. They'll have total control over all spending at that point.

The less China the better in my opinion.

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The usage of the keywords "Bitcoin halving" had increased in popularity only because the BTC halving is coming and the group of bitcoin supporters in China is discussing that event more often.That doesn't mean that the total amount of Chinese people,who have bought and are currently using Bitcoin and other coins increased.The so called "China Twitter" is just like the original Twitter-lots of spamming,pointless discussions and gibberish(and a little bit of censorship from the Communist party). Grin

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At least show us some links about the news or an article supporting the claim. If I wanna expect a bull run that may happen by 2021, that's more realistic I guess but no one really knows, all of it are just speculation.

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China will not be the cause of the rising price of Bitcoin...
China will only cause Bitcoin to get worse, I have no respect for China. *walk out Cheesy

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Lol, is this the first time that Chinese heard about halving? I doubt that, remember majority of the miners are in China so they have long been waiting and anticipating the block halving. Google trends? of course, everyone is at home, so obviously, the search will spike. I doubt that this will cause the price to spike prior to halving, everyone has been accumulating specially 2018-2019, so the price is already in. Maybe this is a bear trap, no expert in trading, but I'm not comfortable seeing the price going up like this.

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According to Molly, former executive director of Bitcoin Magazine's China operations, the term "halving Bitcoin" in Chinese has recently spread on Weibo, also known as ‘China Twitter.’

This topic, which has been the 6th most searched item in the past 24 hours, shows genuine interest in the event, although China prohibits the purchase of Bitcoin by the yuan
And the same thing is happening all over the world.

Google Trends data shows that last month, global Google users searched for more halving of Bitcoin than any other month. In April, the world's largest search engine also predicted halving Bitcoin would be searched more than twice as much as last month, which was a new all-time high.

This is a bullish signal for Bitcoin because the important reason explaining the increased cryptocurrency market so far is hype around halving. Indeed, according to Google data, the search terms "buy Bitcoin" and "halving Bitcoin" have been in a parallel pattern since the beginning of the year, including growth and contraction. This correlation is not perfect, but they clearly affect each other.

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