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Topic: China plans closing Bitcoin mining. - page 11. (Read 3593 times)

jr. member
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July 16, 2018, 07:00:40 AM
You created your post on the 8th of January. As you can see nothing happened and I think we won't see any changes in the nearest future
full member
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July 16, 2018, 06:50:22 AM
Every government are doing what you want about Bitcoin. But my personal mind about it, people must do what they want, why somebody know better about what's wishes of the people. If somebody want to mine bitcoin he can do it.
sr. member
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July 16, 2018, 05:12:56 AM
can we really trust Chinese government not to change their mind?
Chinese govt might or might not change their mind but if they do then the prices will be as stable as they are now but if they don’t there will be a sudden disturbance in the market and the supply to demand ratio might be affected and the prices can either rocket high or they may plunge back to 2k dollar mark, No one really knows what is to come so it will be better to keep fingers crossed and pray for the rise.
hero member
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July 16, 2018, 02:33:43 AM
What can you say about China of closing their rigs/mining?
This could overshoot the price to the moon or plunge the price below the ground?

Those holding btc just brace yourself fasten  your seat bet for possible vortex of price.
If china closes their rigs of bitcoin mining then I suppose the prices will rocket up again to 15k ish dollars cause the supply will become lesser then demand and hence the prices will sky rocket again.

Well you never know it can fall too, for bitcoin investors its really the time to brace themselves for a vortex of price changes but at the end I guess it will be all sunny with high profits for all due to the price rise I am expecting to happen if the rigs are closed.
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July 16, 2018, 12:23:32 AM
I think the impact of this bitcoin mining ban in China will also puncture the transaction time, causing increased fees to be paid to transfer bitcoin. This could negatively affect the value, as it would make cryptocurrency less practical as an alternative to the normal currency.
Bitcoin currency could never really replace the normal currency even in its peak time, due to such a volatile rate of bitcoin, users around the world see it more as an investment rather than an asset or currency and hence it failed to achieve the tag of digital currency rather it is now just a digital investment where investors are attracted daily to make huge profits.
full member
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July 15, 2018, 11:53:38 PM
What can you say about China of closing their rigs/mining?
This could overshoot the price to the moon or plunge the price below the ground?

Those holding btc just brace yourself fasten  your seat bet for possible vortex of price.
This has little impact on Bitcoin as large Bitcoin mining companies are now shipping to colder, low-cost countries. And most of these countries accept Bitcoins and Crypto. Do not worry too much because the ban does not affect the market and the market continues to trend up.
I have heard 5 countries banning, but it shows that Bitcoin was not affected at all, maybe since China, SoKor, social media, or other bigger names that are influentially affect bitcoin before were all done that bitcoin is capable on moving still.
Well no one knows what is to come, its July now and the price is rising it has just touched 6.8k dollar mark and increasing more day by day, well whatever be it if its increasing its profit for every investors and not only bitcoin other alt coins can also increase due to this and yeah no one knows where it will end up to so let’s wait till it keeps on rising and keep our fingers crossed for more profit.
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July 15, 2018, 03:33:27 PM
I think, that it won't has involve on the price of bitcoin, because it's not a news for miners)
newbie
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July 15, 2018, 12:53:05 PM
Mining of bitcoins - because of "consumption of a huge amount of electricity and heated speculation with virtual currencies". This may include, in particular, the direct restriction of the supply of electricity to miners. In China, almost 80% of the world's mining capacities are located, and their closure can seriously affect the market of bitcoins.
true there could be a lot of currency also that are may affect if this may ever be happen , well we cant blame them they re having own decision and opinion for why is it can be happen and why they have to.
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July 15, 2018, 12:38:49 PM
Recently, a lot of negative news is coming from China, maybe they are doing manipulation in the market in this way ..
member
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July 15, 2018, 11:56:12 AM
This news appears not the first time. This has already happened before. I think this is another manipulation of the market. I do not think that's possible. In China, most of the equipment for mining is being made. They do not benefit from this and the Chinese authorities will not take this step. I think that you can not worry about this.
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July 15, 2018, 11:34:31 AM
 
This isn't the first time we've heard FUD news coming from China. It's like they're deliberately spreading fear to stock up on cheap crypto.

Absolutely right this is not first FUD news. There are many news against bitcoin and cryptocurrency. But it affect just sometimes on the market. Bitcoin still going on his way. So, do not disapponted if you hear any bad news as like this.
full member
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July 15, 2018, 10:27:19 AM
Mining of bitcoins - because of "consumption of a huge amount of electricity and heated speculation with virtual currencies". This may include, in particular, the direct restriction of the supply of electricity to miners. In China, almost 80% of the world's mining capacities are located, and their closure can seriously affect the market of bitcoins.
newbie
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July 15, 2018, 09:51:56 AM
Not much will change, miners have already packed up shop and moved to USA / Canada, to areas where electricity is cheap. It will hurt their top line but that's about it.
newbie
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July 15, 2018, 09:45:48 AM
If china bans BTC mining operations two things will happen for sure.

There will be a shortage and price will go up

After closing mining farms, value will increase but so will the transaction Times, and bottleneck effect will be much worse than it is now. So we will get a coin that has terrible transaction times, but also with more value. I wonder what will happen in long term after this. Some say Russia is planning to take Chinas place as major mining country, even though they have Siberia (great place for mining Very cold and very cheap electricity) That's unlikely, because In past couple decades Russia has not made any significant technological advancement in any field.
full member
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July 15, 2018, 09:37:11 AM
Well this is a very bad news for bitcoin because china is a major influencer on bitcoin. If china decide to close all bitcoin mining within their country it will drastically reduce transaction mining and whole bitcoin network will get congested as china is holding large percentage of bitcoin mining industry. But I don't think this will happen because there are lot of people who knows the value of bitcoin.
member
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July 15, 2018, 09:16:09 AM
I have heard about the Chinese issue that will close this mining access. But I'm not sure if everyone in China will obey this rule. I can be sure that many hidden people are secretly still doing bitcoin mining. Bitcoin mining offers fantastic benefits for those who can do it with a smart and correct strategy. This certainly makes everyone even crypto currency players from China do not want to miss this opportunity. I am sure if the willingness of people still strong to survive in crypto currency then the policy or regulation is not 100% meaningful.
hero member
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July 15, 2018, 09:11:25 AM
can we really trust Chinese government not to change their mind?
No and never as they're stands changing from one to another

Consistency is far from them to reality so i think theyre just making some noise again as they are not getting any attention this days.what i wantyou to do OP is stop patronizing China and make your assignments here,dont bother asking about them since they dont wanted to be part of us
newbie
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July 15, 2018, 09:05:54 AM
About 80% of miners based in the country are very interested in China's ban on bitcoin mining.
This is being done with measures such as tightening electricity prices, land use rights, environmental taxes, and more.
Although, China has a huge advantage in digging Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Zcash and many other types of coins due to the labor and electricity prices are quite cheap. However, this will soon end when the Chinese government is aiming to close the market.
member
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July 15, 2018, 06:28:12 AM
Although China's mining business accounts for more than 70% of the world's mining industry, these mines use idle electricity, which is helpful to China's foreign exchange earnings.
sr. member
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July 14, 2018, 01:45:39 AM
I don't think that this is a very practical option. If China bans the mining, then the mining farms will be shifted to some other country, such as Mongolia or Russia. In the end, the government will lose out on tax revenue.
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