Topic: DO you think china was right to shut down Bitcoin exchanges and ICO? (Read 864 times)
February 03, 2018, 11:18:25 PM
I think Governments are very serious on studying the blockchain but it will take more years to absorb blockchain and it's not that easy because in China they value their Philopsopy. but fore sure some of their citizens are into cryptos. The world is changing and blockchain is very fast, The modern world is transforming into a technology information. We should have patience this time around.
February 03, 2018, 10:53:42 PM
If the Chinese government really prohibits this ico will have an impact on bitcoin, because the biggest investor is from china country and they will no longer invest in bitcoin. Hopefully no more countries will follow china.
February 03, 2018, 10:24:22 PM
Nope. China was wrong. Now those Chinese guys, who used to deal with Bitcoins and ICOs relocated their business to Hong Kong. There they are free to deal with all crypto and create their own projects. By the way, BTC price at Hong Kong exchanges is very high.
Governments seems to lack any kind of common sense, they think that just because they say something is forbidden people are just going to listen, Chinese traders were making a fortune with icos and they are not going to stop earning millions of dollars just because they cannot invest in icos anymore from their countries, they are going to find other ways to do it, they are going to move their operations to other countries and if those other countries ban icos as well then they will keep moving until a country accepts them, it is that simple. January 29, 2018, 06:35:52 AM
Nope. China was wrong. Now those Chinese guys, who used to deal with Bitcoins and ICOs relocated their business to Hong Kong. There they are free to deal with all crypto and create their own projects. By the way, BTC price at Hong Kong exchanges is very high.
January 28, 2018, 11:38:04 PM
We have to understand what the objectives of the Chinese government were. They wanted to prevent Chinese people from losing money in scam ICOs. They want to prevent people from using crypto to by pass capital controls. So from the government's point of view, it was the right decision.
They never cared about protecting their citizens, the Chinese government is a dictatorial communist regime so they want to have full control of their population, and exchanges was a way for people to get their money out of the country without any regulation, from their point of view they are doing what it is best for them but as they stop to adopt this new technology their country will lose relevance in the world as it has happened several times in the past. 
January 28, 2018, 06:35:30 PM
The Chinese government don't want to leave its people freely to use cryptocurrencies uncontrolled and that's why, they have started to take such steps at last .China's ban on bitcoin exchanges have done a great favor to bitcoin by making chinese gamblers totally out of the game.Earlier they manipulated bitcoin price as they wished by creating fake trade volumes which had a huge impact on bitcoin price all over the world and now the bitcoin world is totally free from such domination.
January 04, 2018, 07:48:21 AM
We have to understand what the objectives of the Chinese government were. They wanted to prevent Chinese people from losing money in scam ICOs. They want to prevent people from using crypto to by pass capital controls. So from the government's point of view, it was the right decision.
That is more like it. One of the important obligation of the government to her people is to protect them against external forces or mission which fraudulent ico companies would have achieved if not curtailed and really, we still have fraudulent coins, pumping and dumping. This is too bad
January 04, 2018, 07:04:26 AM
China is a strange mix of freedom and dictatorship, a mix of communism and capitalism, and is a perfect example of centralized power, with strict control of population. So, I can understand that the simple idea of "decentralization" can disturb the government.
Btw, I don't think this can affect the global market, that btw is still very small. We'll see.
Btw, I don't think this can affect the global market, that btw is still very small. We'll see.
January 04, 2018, 06:12:20 AM
China thought it could gain an upper hand on Bitcoin and digital currencies by banning out exchanges and ICOs with the impression that other countries will follow in their path and therefore establishing control indirectly. This ploy got completely foiled after a few months when Bitcoin, altcoins and ICOs were back to normal functioning with prices rising to newer heights. I'm sure China will think twice before doing something like this in the future which caused a huge setback for themselves.
January 04, 2018, 05:58:56 AM
I’d rather see China regulating bitcoin exchange and some scammy ICO than totally banning both, it is somewhat a bad decision that affect not the cryptocurrency itself but the same people who they serving, the Chinese’s citizen who invested and trust bitcoin. They might have reason to make such move but it won’t deny the fact that the benefits of having crypto is much higher.
January 04, 2018, 05:43:42 AM
No way. there are wrong. Shut downing Bitcoin exchanges and ICO makes me sad if that will really happens. Because Bitcoin exchanges and ICO is one of the biggest contributor of my coins, without this I will not have the chance to earn more crypto currencies.
January 04, 2018, 05:29:55 AM
I have a really strong feeling that China did a very wrong move when they shutdown btc exchanges and ICO. They have to admit that both also helped their economy somehow. Still, they do not value what bitcoin has done in their country that is why I really feel that it was a wrong move for them. Then again, this is just my point of view.
January 04, 2018, 05:02:20 AM
I think it was right of them to do so, as to introduce some sort of regulation to protect investors from scams. However, China likely did it to keep control over the situation, as it likes to keep a tight grip over everything in the country.
January 04, 2018, 03:05:10 AM
Probably the best thing that has ever happened to Bitcoin.
ICOs where all scams, let's be honest there is not a single ICO that is really doing what the whitepaper says.
All those tokens are used just for speculations.
But the exchnges where even worse.
Fake numbers, fake volume, fake everything.
I'm so glad we got rig of them (although I'll be happier with bithumb shutting down also), we got rid of the never ending story of China banning bitcoin, we can finally relax.
And with this, another myth was busted.
The so called usage in China. which proved to be.....ZERO!!!!
Hahahha,
Shut down bitcoin?
In your broken English dreams maybe.
ICOs where all scams, let's be honest there is not a single ICO that is really doing what the whitepaper says.
All those tokens are used just for speculations.
But the exchnges where even worse.
Fake numbers, fake volume, fake everything.
I'm so glad we got rig of them (although I'll be happier with bithumb shutting down also), we got rid of the never ending story of China banning bitcoin, we can finally relax.
And with this, another myth was busted.
The so called usage in China. which proved to be.....ZERO!!!!
I think china is the main power of bitcoin. They also having the right and decision either bitcoin will shutdown or goes on.
Hahahha,
Shut down bitcoin?
In your broken English dreams maybe.
Yes you're statement above are true, mostly ICO's project are scam they have fake everything even they have a whitepaper but they did not follow it, just to sale their token and after all they are gone like bubble. We can't blame Chinese government banned ICO's project on their place to prevent their people lost their money because of these thing and some reason is to avoid bypass their money through bitcoin and use for illegal activities.
January 04, 2018, 02:44:34 AM
Probably the best thing that has ever happened to Bitcoin.
ICOs where all scams, let's be honest there is not a single ICO that is really doing what the whitepaper says.
All those tokens are used just for speculations.
But the exchnges where even worse.
Fake numbers, fake volume, fake everything.
I'm so glad we got rig of them (although I'll be happier with bithumb shutting down also), we got rid of the never ending story of China banning bitcoin, we can finally relax.
And with this, another myth was busted.
The so called usage in China. which proved to be.....ZERO!!!!
Hahahha,
Shut down bitcoin?
In your broken English dreams maybe.
ICOs where all scams, let's be honest there is not a single ICO that is really doing what the whitepaper says.
All those tokens are used just for speculations.
But the exchnges where even worse.
Fake numbers, fake volume, fake everything.
I'm so glad we got rig of them (although I'll be happier with bithumb shutting down also), we got rid of the never ending story of China banning bitcoin, we can finally relax.
And with this, another myth was busted.
The so called usage in China. which proved to be.....ZERO!!!!
I think china is the main power of bitcoin. They also having the right and decision either bitcoin will shutdown or goes on.
Hahahha,
Shut down bitcoin?
In your broken English dreams maybe.
January 04, 2018, 02:33:25 AM
https://www.aicoin.net.cn/chart/4D023D6C
BTC:
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LTC:
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ETH & ETC:
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BCH:
BCH is still under a good control of main funds who are good at consuming our patience and making us upset in a short term, after all,
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so many of us are locked up at high levels and main funds have no responsibility to set us free. Floating chips need to be whipsawed before pushing price up, which takes time to be done.
Original by Kuang Ren, translated and posted by AICoin Jami.
January 04, 2018, 02:22:39 AM
Maybe yes for the self interest of the government because I don't believe that it is what the community there want. China government is always after for what they can gain, greedy that even the place which they did not own take it by force. So I think they have the plan to make their own bitcoin.
December 21, 2017, 09:40:37 PM
We have to understand what the objectives of the Chinese government were. They wanted to prevent Chinese people from losing money in scam ICOs. They want to prevent people from using crypto to by pass capital controls. So from the government's point of view, it was the right decision.
It was the right decision for them but not for their citizens they did not took this decision in order to protect their citizens, their citizens were fine even if they lost money to scam icos from time to time, they did this because people were able to avoid their policies regarding capital controls, so at the end they did just to make sure their control over their citizens was still very strong. 
December 12, 2017, 09:59:30 AM
Based on my opinion, I would say its a good thing although it seems the effect is not felt because of the amount of ICOs that comes out on a daily basis but truth be said its has reduced to a large extent. I wonder how much ICOs we have to deal with if the Chinese government have not taken that step. I am sure we would have seen someone whose idea is distribute food within his locality coming to raise fund in the global market then paint it and make it in such a way that one would think he wants to deliver to the the entire world.
I dont have any issue against ICOs, but it should not be about the free money that could be raised from that source rather it should be about project that seeks to liberate the world and whose people in the fiat world wont want to venture into because it threaten their own fundamental existence. Maybe someday we will get to that point.
I dont have any issue against ICOs, but it should not be about the free money that could be raised from that source rather it should be about project that seeks to liberate the world and whose people in the fiat world wont want to venture into because it threaten their own fundamental existence. Maybe someday we will get to that point.
December 12, 2017, 09:53:22 AM
We have to understand what the objectives of the Chinese government were. They wanted to prevent Chinese people from losing money in scam ICOs. They want to prevent people from using crypto to by pass capital controls. So from the government's point of view, it was the right decision.
I know China has been a nation that really had a huge corruption issue in the past and it really took some hard decisions and some crazy jungle justice to be able to tackle it. Like you said, they have objective and they were bent on trying to make sure that even if they cannot stop bitcoin, they can at least control any activity around it, most especially since it has to do with money. Probably they felt if exchanges are not controlled, citizens may start using it to siphon funds into their wallets. Jump to: