Chinese bitcoin exchanges have pulled out of the Bitcoin conference in Beijing

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Quote from: Nagle on May 06, 2014, 12:03:50 AM

Quote from: RockHound on May 05, 2014, 11:28:21 PM

Good points YipYip - I too have wondered whether moving to a "Special Administrative Region" would be a fix.

Would just have to send:

CNY/RMB to own HK bank account...

That's illegal for mainland China residents.

Something that so many Bitcoin fanatics don't get: the use of Bitcoin in China wasn't because people wanted Bitcoins. It was because they wanted dollars, euros, or yen, outside China's exchange controls. Bitcoin was, briefly, an easy and legal way to do that. That's over.

Thanks for info mate

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Quote from: Nagle on May 06, 2014, 12:03:50 AM

That's illegal for mainland China residents.

Something that so many Bitcoin fanatics don't get: the use of Bitcoin in China wasn't because people wanted Bitcoins. It was because they wanted dollars, euros, or yen, outside China's exchange controls. Bitcoin was, briefly, an easy and legal way to do that. That's over.

More difficult, yes, but not quite over. Besides bank transfers there are other options, such as buying online vouchers with codes, using a Bitcoin ATM, or going to their office and transacting in cash.

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Man the day when we will ignore the chinese will never come !

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Quote from: RockHound on May 05, 2014, 11:28:21 PM

Good points YipYip - I too have wondered whether moving to a "Special Administrative Region" would be a fix.

Would just have to send:

CNY/RMB to own HK bank account...

That's illegal for mainland China residents.

Something that so many Bitcoin fanatics don't get: the use of Bitcoin in China wasn't because people wanted Bitcoins. It was because they wanted dollars, euros, or yen, outside China's exchange controls. Bitcoin was, briefly, an easy and legal way to do that. That's over.

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Quote from: YipYip on May 05, 2014, 07:16:39 PM

No matter how much the bears are the world is falling on our heads (i.e sub 300 prices)

We are still here at the 415 support line... I agree we may be here for a while ... Just wish

a) chinese exchanges move to HK
or
b)they all shutdown & go cook me some noodles

I know and they know who ever survives the chinese situation will reap the long term rewards and a handful of non-offical (offically) sanctioned exchanges

I am sure that already there are dinners & bribes flying left right and center and party members being appointed as board of directors on specific exchange boards

This is how the corrupt chinese regime opperates and to be fair some big business in the west

The idea that there will be no crypto in china is a joke

Good points YipYip - I too have wondered whether moving to a "Special Administrative Region" would be a fix.

Would just have to send:

CNY/RMB to own HK bank account
HK account changes CNY/RMB to HKD
Fund HK-based Exchange
Use the HKD/BTC trading pair

Seems like this would be simple enough, however do HK-based banks allow customer accounts from mainland China residents?

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Quote from: UglyTroll on May 05, 2014, 07:31:41 PM

"Who cares about them ..really"

If you don't care, why you guys keep talking about it. Although I'm a troll

but I'm not a lier Grin

"Who cares" as in I would like some peace and quiet ...If there where no chinese in bitcoin i really really dont give a flying fruit cake !!!!

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"Who cares about them ..really"

If you don't care, why you guys keep talking about it. Although I'm a troll

but I'm not a lier Grin

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Quote from: YipYip on May 05, 2014, 07:18:40 PM

Quote from: UglyTroll on May 05, 2014, 06:53:28 PM

Quote from: YipYip on May 05, 2014, 06:39:39 PM

Plain and simple move to HK ...problem solved

I find still a lot of people don't understand a simple truth: A mainland Chinese citizen is not able to bring money to a HK bank account in a legal way, unless ...

Who cares about them ..really

They had it too good for too long... The amount of hoops that us white devils have to go through to get fiat onto& off exchanges is the reality of life

There is an old saying where there is a will there is a way Cool

That "white devils" thing really cracked me up!

My $.02.

Wink

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Quote from: UglyTroll on May 05, 2014, 06:53:28 PM

Quote from: YipYip on May 05, 2014, 06:39:39 PM

Plain and simple move to HK ...problem solved

I find still a lot of people don't understand a simple truth: A mainland Chinese citizen is not able to bring money to a HK bank account in a legal way, unless ...

Who cares about them ..really

They had it too good for too long... The amount of hoops that us white devils have to go through to get fiat onto& off exchanges is the reality of life

There is an old saying where there is a will there is a way Cool

YipYip

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No matter how much the bears are the world is falling on our heads (i.e sub 300 prices)

We are still here at the 415 support line... I agree we may be here for a while ... Just wish

a) chinese exchanges move to HK
or
b)they all shutdown & go cook me some noodles

I know and they know who ever survives the chinese situation will reap the long term rewards and a handful of non-offical (offically) sanctioned exchanges

I am sure that already there are dinners & bribes flying left right and center and party members being appointed as board of directors on specific exchange boards

This is how the corrupt chinese regime opperates and to be fair some big business in the west

The idea that there will be no crypto in china is a joke

UglyTroll

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Quote from: YipYip on May 05, 2014, 06:39:39 PM

Plain and simple move to HK ...problem solved

I find still a lot of people don't understand a simple truth: A mainland Chinese citizen is not able to bring money to a HK bank account in a legal way, unless ...

YipYip

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lolz ..dont give a flying fruit cake

Plain and simple move to HK ...problem solved

But no just wont to keep the CHINESE BAN propoganda train running full steam ahead

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trolls, can't live with ~~can't live without them~~

UglyTroll

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No, he's not me Grin

By the way, reddit is very boring, a lot of college kids over there, I feel stupid trolling over there Wink

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Are you also wholecoin on reddit?

UglyTroll

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Unfortunately Bitcoin doesn't have tanks to support, this is the fundamental design flaw, no way to grew up Embarrassed

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They wimped out? LOL!
China will send their tanks Grin

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If you feed a troll, it means you are not very smart, I hope you still handsome Grin

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Quote from: UglyTroll on May 05, 2014, 02:15:31 PM

Haha, I guess they feel too shame to be in that meeting. Chinese people feel shame on a lot of things, not like western people Grin

Dumbest statement I've read in this subforum in a while. Your username does you justice.

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Haha, I guess they feel too shame to be in that meeting. Chinese people feel shame on a lot of things, not like western people Grin

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