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Topic: China’s Central Bank Was Hacked to Send Fake Email About Bitcoin Crakdown (Read 197 times)

sr. member
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The opinion of the deputy head of the Central Bank of China actually repeats the opinion of the French journalist of the newspaper La Tribune Eric Picheta. He in turn is sure that bitcoin is a "bubble" that will burst sooner or later, just as a "bubble" burst during the "tulip fever" and "bubble" of high-tech companies, the so-called dotcom bubble.

Pikhet argues that bitcoin will collapse in the framework of some grandiose hacker attack or because of the collective ban of the authorities of different countries, although both are difficult to do.

How can they say otherwise, crypto is getting serious and they know it.
jr. member
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The news is so ambiguous. I don't know if it's true or not. I think it's a false news so the bitcoin price will go back again to bullish market. What's your opinion about this?
Again, a bad news about bitcoin was deliberately made out of China. I do not usually trust so much on such news because I understand the true purpose of such news for bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market. Be calm and analyze the news before making a decision.
On the account of my experiences, I do not rely so much on the news nowadays. Some medias are reportedly paid to manipulate the mindset of the people about certain things. When you read a news, analyze and read it at the viewpoint of the writer or the reporter. Make sure that the news outlet is also credible and not biased.
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The opinion of the deputy head of the Central Bank of China actually repeats the opinion of the French journalist of the newspaper La Tribune Eric Picheta. He in turn is sure that bitcoin is a "bubble" that will burst sooner or later, just as a "bubble" burst during the "tulip fever" and "bubble" of high-tech companies, the so-called dotcom bubble.

Pikhet argues that bitcoin will collapse in the framework of some grandiose hacker attack or because of the collective ban of the authorities of different countries, although both are difficult to do.
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The news is so ambiguous. I don't know if it's true or not. I think it's a false news so the bitcoin price will go back again to bullish market. What's your opinion about this?
Again, a bad news about bitcoin was deliberately made out of China. I do not usually trust so much on such news because I understand the true purpose of such news for bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market. Be calm and analyze the news before making a decision.
sr. member
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OP is very wrong they Chinese central bank are very serious about the ban of cryptocurrency, why do you think that most of the exchange companies have moved from China into Hong Kong.
newbie
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The news is so ambiguous. I don't know if it's true or not. I think it's a false news so the bitcoin price will go back again to bullish market. What's your opinion about this?
full member
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Yes, it takes so much effort and risk to be behind bars, and only for the sake of the false news that some banks unite in the fight against the running of bitcoins. Someone was too much needed to discredit bitcoin. Still, now someone is strenuously want bitcoin to collapse in price.
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i have been seeing OP spamming the links from this website and i have to say the articles posted from it (coinpedia) seems to be poorly researched and mostly clickbaits trying to attract as much traffic as possible to the website.

but guess what, the reputation of your website is now ruined because it is becoming a well known clickbait place and you can't keep the traffic coming back. you will get some surge because of your spam then it will die off.

Thanks for the fair warning buddy, but I won't click those link, sadly, everyone is really riding on the coat tail of crypto, a simply click bait news will send huge traffic on your website specially if the news is somewhat controversial like what that OP is trying to send us.

I agree with Pursuer here, why the heck will PBoC sent out emails to news agency, that's not how they work. They usually gave interviews and make official announcement, but sending emails? It doesn't make sense at all.
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HODLing is an art, not just a word...

i have been seeing OP spamming the links from this website and i have to say the articles posted from it (coinpedia) seems to be poorly researched and mostly clickbaits trying to attract as much traffic as possible to the website.

but guess what, the reputation of your website is now ruined because it is becoming a well known clickbait place and you can't keep the traffic coming back. you will get some surge because of your spam then it will die off.
legendary
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Where is my ring of blades...
as far as I know no central bank including Chinese central bank PBoC has ever sent out Emails to news agencies or anyone for that matter talking about what their plans on. I don't even know how OP came up with this "story" of his Cheesy

the way they do it, like any other government agencies is that they release an official statement on an official government website. for example the .gov websites you see (I forgot what the Chinese link is). so you know it is official. there is no Email involved...
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I'm just afraid that this news will eventually be widely disseminated by FUD® like the previous days.
Okay, the events the past (let bygones), and let it be an experience (for all of us). But this time, under whatever pretext the contents of this FUD, it would be nice we all are obliged not to believe it.
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i dont know if its fake or true but this kind of news make affect in the bitcoin market.but i blv bitcoin.bitcoin is asset.
legendary
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I find it hard to believe that China's central bank was hacked.

I mean, they are the central bank, they probably have the best hacking protection. 

I think the story of "Oh noes, they're not banning bitcoin, they were hacked" is the fake one... They've banned it, and we really should stop talking about China, they are no longer part of the crypto world.
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Fake news has been distributed to US media organizations claiming that the HKMA and PBOC are collectively introducing new regulations to crackdown on Bitcoin trading.
Know More: https://coinpedia.org/news/fake-email-china-central-bank-bitcoin-crackdown/
Even a fake news can affect the value of bitcoin. Thus, there should be a counter to this in order to avoid crash and downs in cryptocurrencies.
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Fake news has been distributed to US media organizations claiming that the HKMA and PBOC are collectively introducing new regulations to crackdown on Bitcoin trading.
Know More: https://coinpedia.org/news/fake-email-china-central-bank-bitcoin-crackdown/

So you are saying that a whole of China's central bank was hacked to send a message about bitcoin crackdown. My curiosity is why would someone go through such amount of effort in terms or human and capital resources only to send a message that would be debunked in a matter of hours when there are funds to be stolen or records to be wiped clean. The news itself is fake in my analysis and if China is cracking down on bitcoin trading, it won't be out of place because their actions and inaction has been towards that in the past couple of years from ICO banning, to mining operations, and now trading, I am not surprised.
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Fake news has been distributed to US media organizations claiming that the HKMA and PBOC are collectively introducing new regulations to crackdown on Bitcoin trading.
Know More: https://coinpedia.org/news/fake-email-china-central-bank-bitcoin-crackdown/

Another FUD makes bitcoin price drop. If that news was true or false then it should not be spread to all media to avoid misguidance to those who want to invest. Crypto world would collapse if another FUD will spread and the new comers would not know it was fake, then they will panic due to fake news.
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Fake news has been distributed to US media organizations claiming that the HKMA and PBOC are collectively introducing new regulations to crackdown on Bitcoin trading.
Know More: https://coinpedia.org/news/fake-email-china-central-bank-bitcoin-crackdown/
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