Yes it would be good for bitcoin market if China will be back into bitcoin also if that happens the chance that bitcoin can become the world's main digital currency will sure can happen soon. Bitcoin needs a huge market to sustain its position in the economy and its popularity all over the world but if many countries will ban bitcoin it can possibly die
I agree.China i think should be back into Bitcoin since this country has a wide population and a very progressive economy.If all those people out there are going to use bitcoin apart from their own currency,for sure bitcoin value will continue to be stable and become much higher than today.Let's all support this union again. 
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Well, let me continue the thread here mate maybe it was just a mis spelling and its avoidable if a person pressing it is doing carefully. So lets talk about china regarding the come back to bitcoin, then I can certainly say its better that they will be with bitcoin again because people in that country has a business driven ideas and most of them were investors having deeper patience as holding is their main motives to gain better profit.
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On topic: I'd like them back despite all the FUD and drama that's associated with them. Money is money, if they were allowed to invest freely they'd surely increase the value of BTC and that's what we all want, right?
china only stop exchange not ban bitcoin
Do you want China be back into Bitcoin?
not think in short future because big sites like Viabtc stopped (they will never stop if they fell this is short ban)
The entire crypto currency exchanges running inside China are forced to close their doors with the directions from the government and there is no hiding away from that order from any exchanges unless the government comes up with a plan to tighten the rules and allow these exchanges to start fresh and i would like to see the Chinese markets open up once again as most of the earlier rallies happened because of the Chinese influence. Do you want China be back into Bitcoin?
not think in short future because big sites like Viabtc stopped (they will never stop if they fell this is short ban)
Yes it would be good for bitcoin market if China will be back into bitcoin also if that happens the chance that bitcoin can become the world's main digital currency will sure can happen soon. Bitcoin needs a huge market to sustain its position in the economy and its popularity all over the world but if many countries will ban bitcoin it can possibly die
I don't want them they manipulate price all time Chin Bans and now they ban for real and stop making new FUD to BTC. It will be sad for china people but whole world will benefit from it for little while.
yes, I think china can come back to the crypto world, because I believe that china has a big influence on bitcoin development and on the market. but they must be aware that bitcoin is not just theirs so they are free to do anything. That is not true.
china has ongoing plan tying up with exchange with other country, china cant do it alone on banning crypto. all they can do is to join the venture and accept the reality that they cant stop bitcoin anymore!!
Better they would have stayed where they are. Market only now have started to recover from Chinese ICO and Bitcoin prohibition consequences. As a communists their government will always be trying to control financial flows, digital or paper.
I may want it but we should not be too hopeful with the china country, which according to the news this bamboo curtain country will legalize bitcoin again.
I dont think that china is out of bitcoin, people may using via p2p and exchanges from another countrieis.
I dont know if they has an internet limitation but they can use vpn too.
Of course if government accepts bitcoin and chinas exchanges comes again, the value of bitcoin can increase.
I dont know if they has an internet limitation but they can use vpn too.
Of course if government accepts bitcoin and chinas exchanges comes again, the value of bitcoin can increase.
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...
Whether China goes back to bitcoin or not it doesn't matter because bitcoin will still survive even without China. They had banned bitcoin so I think it's better if they would keep it that way. Bitcoin increased a lot even if China banned bitcoin in their country. A lot of countries accepted bitcoin and more and more rich influential people are starting to invest bitcoin because it is really profitable.
It's a big yes because bitcoin will be increase more value in terms in price so many investors in china and china has the most users of bitcoin and it will be good to the market if china don't banned bitcoin.
China and Russia do not look at Bitcoin positively, they will never look at it, Russia's support to Etherum is a very important example.
I wasn't aware that China had left bitcoin I know there was talk of this and that but I don't think a country can leave bitcoin, it can of course try to put restrictions and regulations in place but can never fully stop people using bitcoin.
China is a huge market and is welcome with open arms.
China is a huge market and is welcome with open arms.
It's a big yes because bitcoin will be increase more value in terms in price so many investors in china and china has the most users of bitcoin and it will be good to the market if china don't banned bitcoin.
I want China to return to bitcoin and then its price will grow even more.
china only stop exchange not ban bitcoin
Do you want China be back into Bitcoin?
not think in short future because big sites like Viabtc stopped (they will never stop if they fell this is short ban)
Do you want China be back into Bitcoin?
not think in short future because big sites like Viabtc stopped (they will never stop if they fell this is short ban)
I think this is a very good thing. The Chinese government's acceptance of such bitcoin is good news for all bitcoin users. The bitcoin price will be pushed higher. Chinese people have accepted bitcoin so bad barriers will be broken. cancel
China coming back to bitcoin will definitely give another aggressive hike. Also, I am very fascinated how Chinese people adapt such technology. If they will aim a good for bitcoin, their comeback will be fruitful.
On the other hand, we know how they handle economical aspect. Since bitcoin is becoming a really big money, the fear is within mind. China developing own currency will mean other thing and maybe it is not good for many but may for themselves.
On the other hand, we know how they handle economical aspect. Since bitcoin is becoming a really big money, the fear is within mind. China developing own currency will mean other thing and maybe it is not good for many but may for themselves.
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...
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