Topic: China: “There is space for Bitcoin” – PBOC Deputy Secretary (Read 1095 times)

yes,, there may be political here, whether it be from a large company or from the government itself. we need a firm hand in the fight for bitcoin is not mocked like this

I don't pay too much attention to the bankers from any country. They are the kind of people that got us into the mess we are in anyway. The price moving 50 bucks every time China sneezes is silly.  

They don't exactly "ban" in China anyway, at least according to some Chinese posters I read... They just restrict, hinder... Allowing it to exist as a niche, might be effectively the same as banning it. As long as the bitcoin exchanges show subservience they might be allowed to exist??

they never banned it.. coindesk mis-read it and the sheeple media cult followed the lead sheep

Of course, they only say this so they can later ban Bitcoin again.

http://www.financeasia.com/News/388141,bitcoin-alive-and-kicking-kind-of-in-china.aspx

These are the words of an intelligent, free-thinking person.

This news plus the fact that Okcoin has put some serious work into their web site and is now soliciting international investors bodes very well for the Bitcoin price!

the PBOC has never been a hater of bitcoin.. this is the same for bolivia and canada

but in both cases it is the media mis-interpretation of bank announcements. the media is trying to manipulate peoples impressionable minds to cause price movements.

the banks stance is the same as it was a decade ago, the banks will only offer directly FIAT, you cannot walk into a bank and get a tin of baked beans or bitcoins.

what private individuals and private financial companies do is what ever they want. banks love the fact that FIAT moves from bank account to bank account, as long as th FIAT is watched over (regulated)

so please understand that bitcoins are free to run wild in china, bolivia, canada, america, UK, europe, australia, asia, africa, nw zealand and everywhere else. nothing has changed.

too much FUD has been spread, especially those that say one thing but mean another. such as people who's bank accounts get closed due to not declaring the true intentions of who or why their FIAT is being moved around. the amount of bank accounts being closed due to lies exceeds accounts closed due to a bank being fully aware of bitcoin links by the account holder.

i avoid reading coindesk articles. instead i skim the articles to find the source links. and read the source material.. form my first impressions of the source material. and only then read the media news to see how exact or inaccurate the medias opinion is of the source material

I'm getting tired of "China news". The manipulative effect of such news is diminishing because of their release frequency that leads to habituation.

Regardless if such news are true or not, their importance is low, because:

1. China is not the only country in the world
2. There is more than one actor involved in chinese politics - so a simple statement of a single person does not necessarily mean much
3. Politics are not set in stone - even unfavourable decisions may be revoked later
4. People and technology may find a way around existing regulations

When BTC price goes up, PBOC released messages that they would ban BTC.
When BTC price goes down, someone from PBOC said "There is space for BTC"!!??
Seems like someone is trying to manipulate the BTC price.

First they'll laugh at u

Then they'll ignore u

Then they'll fight with u

and then...

You Win !!!

The beast called Bitcoin is already unleashed. Just seat back and enjoy the show... the world is bound to accept it. Period !!!

slowly, slowly, catchy monkey

http://cointelegraph.com/news/111911/china-there-is-space-for-bitcoin-pboc-deputy-secretary