Topic: China, USA and Singapore (Read 291 times)
want to rule the crypto market but do not want to develop the ICO industry is impossible, ICO is the source of the crypto market, don't care ICO can not rule it.
I would be interested to talk to citizens of the USA, China and Singapore regarding the rules disallowing them from participating in ICOs. I would like to hear your views on this subject and whether you think things are likely to change.
There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
You can see the latest news that already published on the forbes, nor cointelegraph about the status of icos in the china, The important thing that the banned should be temporary as the regulators are preparing the regulation for the ico itself. There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
All of the chinese exchanges platforms will be closed in one month, i don't know how China can become the global leader in crypto currency if the government doesn't allow the exchange in China?
Thank you for your reply. You are very correct with the information you mentioned on the banning of exchanges and ICOs hence why I was very interested when I read this: http://m.scmp.com/news/china/economy/article/2112578/china-still-keen-develop-sovereign-digital-currency-after-ban?amp=1 Let me know your thoughts please.
I would be interested to talk to citizens of the USA, China and Singapore regarding the rules disallowing them from participating in ICOs. I would like to hear your views on this subject and whether you think things are likely to change.
There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
I'm not from those countries you mentioned but may I asked if you can share the article that suggest China wants to be a leader in crypto? If you haven't read it yet, they have just put a hammer ban on all ICO related and even order their local Chinese exchanges to stop its operation. And its caused a massive dumping of coins plummeting the price to $2800-$2900. So my personal opinion says that your source is very wrong because China is making one step backward in terms of its support of crypto.
I would be interested to talk to citizens of the USA, China and Singapore regarding the rules disallowing them from participating in ICOs. I would like to hear your views on this subject and whether you think things are likely to change.
There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
There is an article suggestion China now wants to be the global leader in Crypto currencies but does not show any/much interest in ICOs. What are your thoughts on all of this?
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