Topic: Do you want China be back into Bitcoin? - page 6. (Read 2252 times)
China's contribution to Bitcoin is indeed great. I certainly hope China can return to bitcoin. If China returns to bitcoin, the value of bitcoin must have risen. This is all investors are willing to see. Of course, this still depends on the Chinese government's decision.
There is no question that China is a big market for anything and if this market can be developed well its power and influence can be felt for good. I believe that China can be a good contributor outwards the overall success of the cryptocurrency movement. Do you think we should welcome China again to the Bitcoin market?
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Future of Cryptocurrencies in China
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
Of course yes, China surely delivers big impact about its market cap in bitcoin, and eventually some other alt-coins will also surge up. They are the most populated and country and their electricity are very low preferable for mining business.
There is no question that China is a big market for anything and if this market can be developed well its power and influence can be felt for good. I believe that China can be a good contributor outwards the overall success of the cryptocurrency movement. Do you think we should welcome China again to the Bitcoin market?
Quote
Future of Cryptocurrencies in China
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
Maybe they come back soon. I hope they realize there mistake with bitcoins by trying to Ban it. Well yes i also want china to come back because china have a big economy of currency. Most of Chinese people use mining process also there's some plants builds there. It can open many doors for bitcoins popularity. Anyways they can come back whenever they want, they just should remember one thing that Nobody can control bitcoins as it is decentralized .
There is no question that China is a big market for anything and if this market can be developed well its power and influence can be felt for good. I believe that China can be a good contributor outwards the overall success of the cryptocurrency movement. Do you think we should welcome China again to the Bitcoin market?
Quote
Future of Cryptocurrencies in China
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
Maybe they come back soon. I hope they realize there mistake with bitcoins by trying to Ban it. Well yes i also want china to come back because china have a big economy of currency. Most of Chinese people use mining process also there's some plants builds there. It can open many doors for bitcoins popularity. Anyways they can come back whenever they want, they just should remember one thing that Nobody can control bitcoins as it is decentralized .
There is no question that China is a big market for anything and if this market can be developed well its power and influence can be felt for good. I believe that China can be a good contributor outwards the overall success of the cryptocurrency movement. Do you think we should welcome China again to the Bitcoin market?
Quote
Future of Cryptocurrencies in China
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
I think China will certainly trade back bitcoin. China is the largest bitcoin exchange market in the world. If China accepts the bitcoin trade back, the Crypto market will flourish.
ever notice that bitcoin explodes when china is removed from the picture? can you imagine how much further it would explode if chinese mining was (safely) removed from the picture too?
i am glad they're gone and i hope they're gonna be completely erased in the future. one day they can crawl back when it's clear they've lost out big time.
i would like to know how chinese people are trading at the moment. is localbitcoins blocked there yet? are there other big p2p markets? are the chinese on foreign exchanges?
i am glad they're gone and i hope they're gonna be completely erased in the future. one day they can crawl back when it's clear they've lost out big time.
i would like to know how chinese people are trading at the moment. is localbitcoins blocked there yet? are there other big p2p markets? are the chinese on foreign exchanges?
I would like to see China come back to Bitcoin, China is a big market, it helps bitcoin is very developed, not only bitcoin also brings much benefit to the trade between China and other countries in the world.
if necessary why not. hopefully return the china to bitcoin that brings us benefits then china really gives rise to the cryptocurrency. if that happens the many investors holding bitcoin to get more profits.
I think it is good even without china i do not think it can get like 20k in a day if China lets bitcoin be back it is actually hardly affecting bitcoin it has even got higher a lot since china banned it.
It's the best time to invest in BTC now before China lifts the ban 
I'm not having any special opinion about China. It's true that they are big and important player on the Bitcoin market and they can influence it significantly but on the other hand Bitcoin can survive even without China. Besidesw, I beleive chinese miners have already found the way to pass all obstacles and continue with activities elsewhere.
if China has taken off banned from ICO and Bitcoin there,
I'm sure Bitcoin price will be more up again,
because we year the miners in China is a producer of more 3% Bitcoin circulating in the market ...
I'm sure Bitcoin price will be more up again,
because we year the miners in China is a producer of more 3% Bitcoin circulating in the market ...
Although China's government has not indicated that it will ban mining activities from cripto-coins, a growing number of Chinese miners have been exploring other countries as an option to act amid uncertainties about the future of the Bitcoin mining industry in China. Akira Cui, a leading Chinese miner, told a Morning Post newspaper in Hong Kong that many miners "have already visited Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Russia and the US to negotiate electricity prices with local authorities and to buy land for future use. "
Now in China from next year they want to introduce their own centralized crypto currency. If it will not be successful in international business circles, but will mainly go inside the country, then eventually China should return to the legalization of bitcoins. In the meantime, let them experiment. This experience of crypto currency is also necessary.
China is indeed a favorable market for bitcoin in terms of
adoption and influence. This will not only give a boost to
it's price but also help mainstream bitcoin to the masses.
adoption and influence. This will not only give a boost to
it's price but also help mainstream bitcoin to the masses.
There's no way it will be a bad thing to have more adoption from China's 1.3B+ people.
There is no question that China is a big market for anything and if this market can be developed well its power and influence can be felt for good. I believe that China can be a good contributor outwards the overall success of the cryptocurrency movement. Do you think we should welcome China again to the Bitcoin market?
Quote
Future of Cryptocurrencies in China
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
It is important to note that this ban is, most likely, temporarily. The fact is that China had already banned Bitcoin trading in 2013 and this year imposed a 4 month freeze on exchanges due to security issues. Regardless of the events, the Public Bank of China is very interested in distributed ledger technology, having devised a five-year development plan that focus on researching and developing blockchain technology. Not only that but according to some reports the Chinese government is also developing and testing their own state cryptocurrency.
In a closing note, there are now rumors that Bitcoin exchanges might be reopening. This speculation was felt in the market, with Bitcoin prices surpassing the previous all-time high of $6300. Reports indicate that the policies forbidding crypto trading were examined in the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and that they might be lifted. It was also speculated that a new Chinese cryptocurrency platform, speculated to be controlled by the Chinese government, might be up and running by the 1st of November. Read more here...
If any one is asking do you wish him or china or any country to start it's trade with bitcoin or not then obviously a yes for me! Reason behind when there was many trades which deals with purchasing and selling also here if china comes again we get huge transactions of purchasing bitcoin then obviously the bitcoin price go higher and everyone will start enjoying profits. It's presence helps bitcoin and other alts also to go the crypto market trend high. I welcome china and everyone.
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