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hero member
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September 15, 2017, 07:00:24 PM
#7
With the amount of fake trading and money laundering Chinese exchanges were doing I t was only a matter of time until this happened.
I'm also confident trading won't be banned in China, although the exchange owners are panicking and closing down. Once the government makes all the rules and forces them to apply for a license everything will return to normal and prices back to $5000 levels.

I am not certain about it that trading wouldn't be banned in china, because they even banned those bitcoin to fiat exchanges how much more with the trading sites. That's the reasons why those exchange sites closing down due to fear of being banned or sanctioned by the law of the government in china. This chaos must really be negotiated well by the government and we will have to see the outcome for the next month's effect of bitcoin price to rise again.
sr. member
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September 15, 2017, 05:58:48 PM
#6
So after all the news of regulation on the exchanges in china and the anouncemnet of VIABTC and BTCC closing down would it be a fair assesment to say that miners could be next in the line to be closed down?

Whats your views?

You can check with viabtc statement that they have only shutdown the exchange and the cloud mining and mining pool is still running and will always run. So it is clear that only exchange and ICO are shut down but even exchanges will also reopen after the new rules and regulations declared.
hero member
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September 15, 2017, 05:51:04 PM
#5
Seems to be more to it than just laying down regulations though, or why is BTC China shutting down ALL OPERATIONS ENTIRELY?

 The "laying down regulations" stuff was some months back....



More FUD without facts.

"BTCC has announced it will be closing down its China-facing trading operations effective September 30."

"The company said some of its products, such as the BTCC mining pool, will remain operational. "

Proof from BTCCs twitter: https://twitter.com/YourBTCC/status/908285663924985856?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcointelegraph.com%2Fnews%2Fbreaking-bitcoin-exchange-btcchina-will-close-by-october


So im not sure where you got ALL OPERATIONS ENTIRELY from.....
legendary
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September 15, 2017, 03:13:30 PM
#4
With the amount of fake trading and money laundering Chinese exchanges were doing I t was only a matter of time until this happened.
I'm also confident trading won't be banned in China, although the exchange owners are panicking and closing down. Once the government makes all the rules and forces them to apply for a license everything will return to normal and prices back to $5000 levels.
legendary
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September 15, 2017, 02:31:55 PM
#3
Seems to be more to it than just laying down regulations though, or why is BTC China shutting down ALL OPERATIONS ENTIRELY?

 The "laying down regulations" stuff was some months back....

legendary
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September 15, 2017, 09:21:36 AM
#2
So after all the news of regulation on the exchanges in china and the anouncemnet of VIABTC and BTCC closing down would it be a fair assesment to say that miners could be next in the line to be closed down?

Whats your views?
that you need to stop running around shouting 'The sky is falling! The sky is falling!"

China putting regulation and licensing structures in place for all crypto-currencies is A GOOD THING and shows that crypto-coins are being viewed and treated the same as 'Real Money'.
That means:
For exchanges, they must follow globally recognized AML and KYC laws when exchanging coins into fiat.
For exchanges with customer accounts that not only hold ccoins but also fiat, they must hold specified amount of cash reserves.

And then there are ICO's which in many countries are pretty much totally un-regulated stocks and as such are mostly pump-n-dump Ponzi's. Regulations for them should have been laid down long ago...

The regulatory structures are being put in place for OUR protection (well partly at least) and that of hopeful investors funding the ICO's. Interesting how so many folks want the totally-unfettered Wild West type of crypto-markets and yet if they suffer any losses they immediately hunt for legal recourse to get their money back. You cannot have it both ways...
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Block Hunting
September 15, 2017, 03:17:27 AM
#1
So after all the news of regulation on the exchanges in china and the anouncemnet of VIABTC and BTCC closing down would it be a fair assesment to say that miners could be next in the line to be closed down?

Whats your views?
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