Cryptocurrencies that keep block sizes and bandwidth usage at sustainable levels shouldn't be impacted.
Which makes me wonder whether China ever tried blocking Bitcoin transactions on a protocol level, as they already have the infrastructure in place and could be seen as pioneers of anti-net-neutrality.
they might trigger (for sure) huge price drops with that ban, this doesn't look like wise move for them anytime soon
Well they effectively banned Bitcoin trading by shutting down the remaining Chinese exchanges already, so that ship has sailed.
Question being whether China -- being at the forefront of internet filtering, which apparently will become more or less the norm with the death of net neutrality -- could technologically prevent Bitcoin transactions from entering or leaving the Chinese part of the internet.