The Chinese government can't arrest anyone here because the forum is under US jurisdiction. But it can try to restrict access to its citizens, as the Russian government has done by restricting its citizens' access to the forum.
China as the state can ask to transfer persons from other countries - USA, India, Russia etc. in criminal cases, it depends from international agreements. 
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October 17, 2023, 02:59:29 PM
October 17, 2023, 02:54:44 PM
The Chinese government can't arrest anyone here because the forum is under US jurisdiction. But it can try to restrict access to its citizens, as the Russian government has done by restricting its citizens' access to the forum.
October 17, 2023, 02:53:52 PM
You must be joking.
Bitcointalk is banned in Russia. Do you know that?
People that are on this forum are benefiting than this forum is benefiting from them. Is that the reason a government of a country will do want you are talking about.
Bitcointalk is banned in Russia. Do you know that?
People that are on this forum are benefiting than this forum is benefiting from them. Is that the reason a government of a country will do want you are talking about.
October 17, 2023, 02:51:41 PM
If there is anyone to be arrested, the Chinese government will first of all start by arresting their citizens who are on those China local boards.
These are just some unnecessary things to think about. The forum is not restricted to anyone, and no government bans it from being accessed by its citizens, so nothing of the sort is ever going to happen, so relax and think about something else.
These are just some unnecessary things to think about. The forum is not restricted to anyone, and no government bans it from being accessed by its citizens, so nothing of the sort is ever going to happen, so relax and think about something else.
October 17, 2023, 02:44:56 PM
There are local China subforums in Bitcointalk and Bitcoin have total ban in China, so forum admin probably will be arrested and transfered to China in future.
Possible crime type - Bitcoin promoting to China people. What do you think ?
China can say that Bitcointalk China subforums, which promote Bitcoin are not legal in their country and therefore have wide impact on China in unlegal way, which can be the crime according to Chinese criminal law.
China as the state can ask to transfer persons from other countries in criminal cases, it depends from international agreements and local Chinese criminal law. USA for example, do not have direct extradition agreement with China, but can extradite case by case.
In some cases based on residence country law, persons are not transfered, but that's exception. Each year there are hundreds of such cases between countries in the world.
China is also Marxist–Leninist one-party socialist republic, so different political system, see here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China.
What Is Extradition? Which countries have extradition treaties with the United States? - https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/what-extradition
Possible crime type - Bitcoin promoting to China people. What do you think ?
China can say that Bitcointalk China subforums, which promote Bitcoin are not legal in their country and therefore have wide impact on China in unlegal way, which can be the crime according to Chinese criminal law.
China as the state can ask to transfer persons from other countries in criminal cases, it depends from international agreements and local Chinese criminal law. USA for example, do not have direct extradition agreement with China, but can extradite case by case.
In some cases based on residence country law, persons are not transfered, but that's exception. Each year there are hundreds of such cases between countries in the world.
China is also Marxist–Leninist one-party socialist republic, so different political system, see here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China.
What Is Extradition? Which countries have extradition treaties with the United States? - https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/what-extradition
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