Topic: ICOs and other crypto platforms based in China---A concern for investors? (Read 594 times)

In recent months, a number of Chinese ICOs have been mobilized and attracted a lot of attention from investors. In general, they very quickly develop their platform and make serious roadmaps. WTC, NEO, BNB are successful ICO. There are magecoin, which is an MLM crytocurrency.
Does anyone have any question?

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business.

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Encouraging article, thanks OP.

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@Westified:

- China is considering ENDING ICOs in China
- USA's SEC wants people to register if they will be handling securities
- Singapore is following the USA
- Russia is considering banning ICOS and controlling the market
- Australia wants to legalize Bitcoin as a form of payment/currency
- Japan wants to legalize Bitcoin as a form of payment/currency
- Vietnam wants to legalize Bitcoin as a form of payment/currency
- India doesn't like cryptocurrencies

There are a few other countries that are involved too, but I don't remember their status.

Sean

But can give me the list about the Country that are trying to regulate the ico? I think both is only China and US. That caused by to give a more safely to the investor to invest their Money.
But that should become another stone from the growth of the crypto currency.

@op: thanks for the article, it's quite enlightening, and I agree that the Chinese government is quite open towards the industry, as they have also been looking into how to utilize the Blockchain to improve government functions (they are specifically discussing taxation and legal records right now).

@altseeker: I don't think China cares so much about getting taxes out of it, I think they truly care more about stopping poorly educated people from being greedy and ending up losing their money to scammers (let's be honest, most Chinese projects are scams, or if not scams, unlikely to succeed long-term). The Chinese government wants to also stop the flow of capital out of the country (ICOs are a great way to do that).

Now China want a piece of the pie, like any other countries trying to regulate ICO. Fore sure, the booming world of ICO will have a negative effect for all investors.

Sure. Investors need to make their own choices. But they should do that on the basis of the best information, right? There's quite a bit of misleading rumor and gossip relating to investment in fintech in China that really doesn't have much backing in the evidence. That's why we wrote the post to try to help investors get a clear picture of the real situation.

They are just trying to protect their interest the same way ICOs try to protect themselves now many ICOs do not accept US investors because of the SEC and that makes sense, if an investor feel uncomfortable investing in an ICO based in the the location of the headquarters then they have the right to protect themselves too.

Wow, ICO of China realy top 100 @@ BNB  fly. In fuure it in top 10

Our post argues that China is actually pretty friendly to cryptos and Blockchain innovation. However, there were a couple of incidents over the last few years that got some people scared. And some bad journalism on crypto sites making absurd claims about ICO participants maybe getting the death penalty. It's total nonsense. That's why we wrote the blog piece.

I avoided NEO because of this reason. Something about Chinese Cryptos that doesn't feel right. Maybe you should check how Centralized they are before participating.

what's there to be concerned about?

LakeBanker is a spinoff of overturn crypto-exchange LakeBTC, which is currently headquartered in Shanghai, China. Here is our ANN thread.

Some potential investors were concerned about our China location given regulatory uncertainty surrounding ICO and fears of crackdowns. So we wrote a post on medium explaining our position here. We feel that China is actually one of the most open and crypto-friendly governments in the world. The post explains this in detail:

https://medium.com/@andrew.mccarthy/icos-based-in-china-a-concern-for-investors-1b4b3f244cfc

It would be great to get some feedback and discussion from the community about this post.