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Topic: China just killed the ICO market. Which ones are Chinese? - page 5. (Read 5418 times)

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According to the following article, they've decided to crack down on exchanges as well, which is probably the reason alts are falling so much:

https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/04/chinas-central-bank-has-banned-icos/

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A notice from a committee led by China’s central bank [link in Chinese] today announced an immediate ban on ICO funding, which has “seriously disrupted the economic and financial order.”

Financial news site Caixin reported [link in Chinese] reported that the committee has prepared a list of 60 exchanges which will be subject to inspection and a report. In the meantime, there will be an ICO freeze in China.

Here is original Chinese language link with 60 coins listed on it.

   http://m.finance.caixin.com/m/2017-09-04/101140069.html  

Most coins writed with Chinnese language. This make me think there is no top 50 coins on this list.

Maybe someone who now Chinese can correct me.

This is a list of ICO platform, not for coins. As far as I know, only the ICO platform is stopped temporary so far. The exchange is not in the list. There should be an emergent discussion between some Chinese block chain companies, we are still waiting for the details.


Ah yes, sure. They banned platform for ICO rise not any of coins on exchanges. So I dont understand the FUD and panic sells atm. It is bad news offcourse, but I think they will allow ICOs latter. As it was with SEC before.

Chinesse government try to understand how to act further.

Also china investors can still buy offshore ICOs. It is not prohibited.
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Definitely more bad news are on the way which will in turn cause more FUD and panic Grin Whatever happens keep a HOLD of your altcoins and don't sell!!!
Ucy
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Compare rates on different exchanges & swap.
Chinese government is scaried about people gettin rich

Honestly maybe part of the reasons aswell as fear of losing control. Such fears are  mostly ideological and selfserving.. . rarely based on common sense. Developing countrires hate creepy new technologies. When the technologies do well, they end up "copycating" them  to avoid losing out
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According to the following article, they've decided to crack down on exchanges as well, which is probably the reason alts are falling so much:

https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/04/chinas-central-bank-has-banned-icos/

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A notice from a committee led by China’s central bank [link in Chinese] today announced an immediate ban on ICO funding, which has “seriously disrupted the economic and financial order.”

Financial news site Caixin reported [link in Chinese] reported that the committee has prepared a list of 60 exchanges which will be subject to inspection and a report. In the meantime, there will be an ICO freeze in China.

Here is original Chinese language link with 60 coins listed on it.

   http://m.finance.caixin.com/m/2017-09-04/101140069.html  

Most coins writed with Chinnese language. This make me think there is no top 50 coins on this list.

Maybe someone who now Chinese can correct me.

This is a list of ICO platform, not for coins. As far as I know, only the ICO platform is stopped temporary so far. The exchange is not in the list. There should be an emergent discussion between some Chinese block chain companies, we are still waiting for the details.
hero member
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Can we compile all the major Chinese ICOs that will be affected by this at least temporarily.

only ones I know for sure are NEO.and Walton.
For sure there will be many ICO's that are backed with chinese that will be affected by this. One good ICO that might have been affected by this which has just finished days ago is OPUS, For sure it will also affect eth's price because the demand for buying eth will go down because of this. Even if that is the case, I think it wouldnt affect market that lot because there are only a few dozen coins that is backed by Chinese.
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there is no projects are entirely from China. but most ICO involved chinese, like EOS, Waves, LakeBanker etc...
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In my opinion, a blockchain project shouldn't take a nationality because it will only be subjected to its laws making it censorable. My take is, NEO will surely release a statement countering the current FUD then again you go with the price.
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Don’t be panic. Calm down. That was only a matter of time, that the Chinese are going to regulate the market. They want to get a piece of the cake, they want to get more tax. There will be an agree between the government and all the ico's in the future.
Altcoins will do further down because of all the panic sell. So time to buy in the future with low prices.
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these chinese and korean markets are pretty much fake
these morons calling them self experts need to get their stupid head out of cow poops. korean and chinese market in this crypto world is very very small but their egos are pretty huge!
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Love how absolutely everything panic dumps on every bit of bad news. A lot of non-ico stuff is taking a huge beating today too. And BTC also. Crypto truly is insane on so many levels. This may be a good thing in the long run, ICO insanity is over for now at least
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BAILOUT
I think more bad news will come from russia and asian countries especially china, and seeing the rise of us based projects will be good Smiley
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According to the following article, they've decided to crack down on exchanges as well, which is probably the reason alts are falling so much:

https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/04/chinas-central-bank-has-banned-icos/

Quote
A notice from a committee led by China’s central bank [link in Chinese] today announced an immediate ban on ICO funding, which has “seriously disrupted the economic and financial order.”

Financial news site Caixin reported [link in Chinese] reported that the committee has prepared a list of 60 exchanges which will be subject to inspection and a report. In the meantime, there will be an ICO freeze in China.

Here is original Chinese language link with 60 coins listed on it.

   http://m.finance.caixin.com/m/2017-09-04/101140069.html  

Most coins writed with Chinnese language. This make me think there is no top 50 coins on this list.

Maybe someone who now Chinese can correct me.

Basically they are cracking down due to the criminal activity which is rife through the ICO phenomenon. Each project will be examined/scrutinised with the full weight of the law. Why they still allow trading? seems strange though.

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ICO is essentially an unlawful illegal open financing, suspected of illegal fund-raising, illegal issuance of securities, illegal sale of tokens to raise funds and financial fraud, pyramid schemes and other criminal activities.
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ICOs can be conducted without nationalizing or localizing.
But if Chinese authority seriously went after ICOs, China is one of the biggest market for creation and investment in ICOs.
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According to the following article, they've decided to crack down on exchanges as well, which is probably the reason alts are falling so much:

https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/04/chinas-central-bank-has-banned-icos/

Quote
A notice from a committee led by China’s central bank [link in Chinese] today announced an immediate ban on ICO funding, which has “seriously disrupted the economic and financial order.”

Financial news site Caixin reported [link in Chinese] reported that the committee has prepared a list of 60 exchanges which will be subject to inspection and a report. In the meantime, there will be an ICO freeze in China.

Here is original Chinese language link with 60 coins listed on it.

   http://m.finance.caixin.com/m/2017-09-04/101140069.html  

Most coins writed with Chinnese language. This make me think there is no top 50 coins on this list.

Maybe someone who now Chinese can correct me.
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Is QTUM Chinese project?   or better question would be Are they based in China?
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According to the following article, they've decided to crack down on exchanges as well, which is probably the reason alts are falling so much:

https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/04/chinas-central-bank-has-banned-icos/

Quote
A notice from a committee led by China’s central bank [link in Chinese] today announced an immediate ban on ICO funding, which has “seriously disrupted the economic and financial order.”

Financial news site Caixin reported [link in Chinese] reported that the committee has prepared a list of 60 exchanges which will be subject to inspection and a report. In the meantime, there will be an ICO freeze in China.
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Nimium ne crede colori
Chinese government is scaried about people gettin rich
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Buy MAID instead. Truly decentralized, Chinese firewall resistant. But go long. They'll be worth a few dollars each this time next year... Mark my words!

would have to be brave to put crypto into china at the moment, even with the potential upside look at the risk
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NEO, WALTON, BNB and some other coins that are listed at Binance exchange are chines in my opinion. Buy SEC compliant coins from now onwards as you should be fine

Why do we need SEC compliant? This only affects Chinese ICO.
newbie
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Buy MAID instead. Truly decentralized, Chinese firewall resistant. But go long. They'll be worth a few dollars each this time next year... Mark my words!
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