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Topic: China bans exchangers / China exchangers CLOSED - page 6. (Read 4769 times)

legendary
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Great move I should say that China took all those people who are involved in the shady shit will have a chance to no longer do shady business and stuff. And maybe this will now cause bitcoin's price go down a little but it should recover soon if some other issues don't rise because,God knows what will be China 's next move against crypto currency.
hero member
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The challenge is here for traders, not for true holders  Grin
Traders always looking for profits, and this China news really a good speculation to dump whatever you have and buy back later when bitcoin fall to the bottom line. There's no any legit news report about China government really ban bitcoin and it's impossible I guess, so better to keep your bitcoin safe (for holders) and prepare to buy more cheaper coins if bitcoin price will fall even further. It's discount time.

Yeah it seems there are lots of happy traders waiting to take advantage on Bitcoin Dip this weekend.  Probably chinese traders will be challenged on this one if the news is true.  but so far there is no actual confirmation  from the exchanges that they received a news (not noticed) about China will close bitcoin exchanges.

This is a lie.

Chinese FUD always falls on a Friday...

There is ZERO proof that China intends to shutdown any exchanges except some obscure article written by some unknown persons... The whales are taking your money and you believe it's china!! Cheesy Cheesy

Whales are really using every dirty tactic in the book just to get more bitcoin from the shaken weak holders.
full member
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This is a lie.

Chinese FUD always falls on a Friday...

There is ZERO proof that China intends to shutdown any exchanges except some obscure article written by some unknown persons... The whales are taking your money and you believe it's china!! Cheesy Cheesy
hero member
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The challenge is here for traders, not for true holders  Grin
Traders always looking for profits, and this China news really a good speculation to dump whatever you have and buy back later when bitcoin fall to the bottom line. There's no any legit news report about China government really ban bitcoin and it's impossible I guess, so better to keep your bitcoin safe (for holders) and prepare to buy more cheaper coins if bitcoin price will fall even further. It's discount time.
newbie
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China is playing a lot of pranks these days. First ICO ban, now Bitcoin exchanges ban. Someone is making a lot of money with this.
And for the second time in a row it happens during the weekend time, quite a coincidence  Roll Eyes

The ICO ban was on Monday, and was more official. This was based on hearsay, and happened late Friday night, which really is suspicious timing.
sr. member
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Only the direct CNY to crypto exchanges, trading itself isn't banned.  Reikers also commented that they contacted the primary exchanges effected by it and said they haven't heard anything about it.

Translation of yunbis page, they are stating:

Through the study of the People's Bank of China and other seven ministries "on the prevention of tokens issued by the risk of financing," the spirit of the policy, the coin network in the careful discussion decided to use all the ICO way off the block chain asset transactions. The block-chain assets currently traded are QTUM, GXS, EOS, ANS, DGD, 1ST, GNT, REP, SNT, OMG, PAY, LUN, VEN. The chain-chain assets that are about to resume trading include: BTC, ETH, ZEC, SC, BCC, ETC, BTS. Announcement details please see: part of the block chain assets off the assembly line notice




So those are impacted by ICO ban? Even OMG? Those guys were trolling they are safe and OMG pumped after it like hell..
sr. member
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Oh well the news was fake,  It is a FUD to shaken weak hands.  Some of exchanges in china stated that they are operating fine.  We really cannot rely on the internet news alone without verifying it to the sources,  I hope not many people fall to this trick and sold their Bitcoin to the grinning whales.  Looks like Bitcoin will be bullish and be on uptrend price again  Grin  We can see it on the desperation to FUD Bitcoin market.



How do you know it was fake? Yes, sources are scare, only one, but is there any source that proves opposite?
OK, exchanges are only saying they did not receive anything official.. because it is saturdays morning in China, I expect them to receive it on monday/tuesday, and that time probably even chinese central bank made its announcement. For now news on caixin are the only source of this bad news, but do you think owners of this big media are FUDing? If they did, they could gain some short term, but could face some lawsuits as well and would lose tons of credibility.. I dont think this media would spread FUD..
legendary
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China is playing a lot of pranks these days. First ICO ban, now Bitcoin exchanges ban. Someone is making a lot of money with this.
And for the second time in a row it happens during the weekend time, quite a coincidence  Roll Eyes
sr. member
Activity: 546
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Maybe a fed.
Only the direct CNY to crypto exchanges, trading itself isn't banned.  Reikers also commented that they contacted the primary exchanges effected by it and said they haven't heard anything about it.

Translation of yunbis page, they are stating:

Through the study of the People's Bank of China and other seven ministries "on the prevention of tokens issued by the risk of financing," the spirit of the policy, the coin network in the careful discussion decided to use all the ICO way off the block chain asset transactions. The block-chain assets currently traded are QTUM, GXS, EOS, ANS, DGD, 1ST, GNT, REP, SNT, OMG, PAY, LUN, VEN. The chain-chain assets that are about to resume trading include: BTC, ETH, ZEC, SC, BCC, ETC, BTS. Announcement details please see: part of the block chain assets off the assembly line notice

newbie
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The Mongolians!!!! AHHHHH the Mongolians!!!!
Have you ever seen the Chinese City Wok owner at South Park?

The funny thing is that in a few minutes China will wake up and then we will see if they will also buy the rumour or not...

a few more minutes and then major dump...or a new pump!
legendary
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let me jankily translate this for everyone, via google old google:


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The domestic exchange between all the virtual currency and the renminbi, represented by Bitcoin, and Etherman Square, will be closed in full time limit; however, the regulation is not against the virtual currency itself, nor does it prohibit the one-on-one OTC transaction of the virtual currency.

The supervisory authority has decided to close the exchange of virtual currency in China , which involves all virtual currency and denominations represented by "OKcoin", "coins" and "Bitcoin China" Of the exchange, the new financial reporter from the Internet financial risk special rectification work leading group (hereinafter referred to as the leading group) who confirmed the news, and understand that the resolution has been deployed to the local.

  September 8, the third-party trading platform to pay the announcement, announced on September 5 and September 8, the spirit of Beijing Financial Work Conference and requirements, since the beginning of 17:30 to suspend all currency transactions.

  This is following the September 4 People's Bank of seven ministries and commissions joint announcement (hereinafter referred to as the announcement) after further supervision action. The announcement will mark ICO (Initial Coin Offering) as "illegal financial activities" and order the ICO to be banned on the date of publication of the announcement. All ICO tokens trading platforms need to be cleared to close the transaction.


so, is this actually true, essentially that the regulated (government sanctioned exchange is shuttered for the moment, but p2p/otc trades should be fine? also, there like has to be like one more source on this besides these dudes, can anyone with the language skills provide us this link please? im still thinking this is so much fud; but if this is true, this is going to have a horrible short term impact of cryptos in general (and an even bigger longterm impact, although I think that will be positive, post regulation. the adoption will be even higher once they are allowed to rejoin the markets)
sr. member
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China is playing a lot of pranks these days. First ICO ban, now Bitcoin exchanges ban. Someone is making a lot of money with this.

I bet some definitely is, how can they be toiling with us and our finances like this? We also have panic sellers to blame as their inconsistency makes the prices fluctuate and unstable.
sr. member
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Oh well the news was fake,  It is a FUD to shaken weak hands.  Some of exchanges in china stated that they are operating fine.  We really cannot rely on the internet news alone without verifying it to the sources,  I hope not many people fall to this trick and sold their Bitcoin to the grinning whales.  Looks like Bitcoin will be bullish and be on uptrend price again  Grin  We can see it on the desperation to FUD Bitcoin market.
sr. member
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I decided to avoid buying bitcoins which can be purchased only on chinese exchangers, because it could be very risky
member
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The real problem is that China is closed to outbound foreign direct investments....
newbie
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China is playing a lot of pranks these days. First ICO ban, now Bitcoin exchanges ban. Someone is making a lot of money with this.
member
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One solution for China Exchange could be a decentralized exchange... or not? Built on top of NEo???
hero member
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same here, i cant get a definite read on this actually being real news yet. i heard the exchanges were still trading as well, im hoping this is just fud and not an additional complication. if china is truly out of the market for the time being, you have to figure the price would be waaay lower than this by now. but, if the exchanges really are shuttered, i can understand (still actually, nah, people would be holding bitcoin on personal wallets, would dump, and we wouldnt see folks rebuying so aggressively)

if this isnt true, people are going to be soooo pissed at viaBtc Cheesy

What did ViaBTC say? I checked their Twitter but I see nothing posted since the rumors came out last night. Did you mean the media company that put the rumor out (Caixin)?

I would wait for an official announcement from the government before taking any of this seriously. Meanwhile, all the Chinese exchanges are trading normally. Further, the exchanges haven't received any directive from regulators.

BTCChina:
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BTCChina Exchange is operating normally, and has not received any new directives from Chinese regulators. We'll keep you updated. #bitcoin

cnLedger‏:
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Regarding tonight's rumors, we asked representatives from okc & huobi, they have not received any notice and they're operating normally

This will blow over. I'll tell you what, though: some insiders just made a bundle holding a short position here.
legendary
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it doesn't matter, bitcoin is decentralized

I don't even think the news is accurate. No one can confirm the story. I reached out to a Chinese friend on WeChat and he said this is classic FUD; he's trading on OKCoin as we speak.

This is just like the "China bans Bitcoin" episodes of 2013/2014. This time around, the Chinese exchanges have less influence on the market.

same here, i cant get a definite read on this actually being real news yet. i heard the exchanges were still trading as well, im hoping this is just fud and not an additional complication. if china is truly out of the market for the time being, you have to figure the price would be waaay lower than this by now. but, if the exchanges really are shuttered, i can understand (still actually, nah, people would be holding bitcoin on personal wallets, would dump, and we wouldnt see folks rebuying so aggressively)

if this isnt true, people are going to be soooo pissed at viaBtc Cheesy
copper member
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If China decides to ban the exchanges may not be seen as a good sign for bitcoin. Definitely bitcoin is going to tank in coming days because first China banned ICO, not exchanges and than may be bitcoin too with some laws in place. Many developing countries are watching bitcoin and the world especially China because they are the leaders and majority is being traded their. This decision may hamper the country to rethink if they want to legalize the bitcoin per say or change their decision may also be effected due to this move.


Bitcoin market is not in China alone, there are lots of high volume exchanges aside from China.  I think, these Chinese would find their way to trade in other exchanges and using VPN is not that hard.  Aside from that Chinese regulation is only in effect in China thus, not suppressing other exchanges outside China.  Though this shutting down of exchanges occur probably because they do not meet the regulation requirements thus need to be paused or hold.  

I think this is really a good news since China does not ban bitcoin but rather exchanges who does not meet the requirements in operating inside their territory.   This kindof cleaning is needed if Bitcoin needs to be in mainstream.



edit:  I believe this is just a fake news , I read on some thread that there is an error in translation.
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