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Topic: If China Ban , Bitcoin Hashrate Will Drop ? - page 4. (Read 680 times)

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I can never understand why politicians claim that mining Bitcoin causes a flight of capital. I suspect the reverse is true. You might just as well say that manufacturing cars causes a flight of capital, because auto-makers have to import the steel.

I'm not sure about the "flight of capital" excuse, but China pretty much took the "hurts the environment" reasoning. Which is quite weirder in my opinion, knowing that based on a few articles China has been pretty much one of the biggest plastic dumpers(in Asia, I think). Their excuse to ban bitcoin mining is pretty much BS to me.
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the possibility might occur. however, although China is a country with a large number of miners, there are still many miners from other countries. and as long as it can still handle transactions from bitcoin then I think it won't be too influential.
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I can never understand why politicians claim that mining Bitcoin causes a flight of capital. I suspect the reverse is true. You might just as well say that manufacturing cars causes a flight of capital, because auto-makers have to import the steel.
I don't think they care about flight of capital. It is just one of the made up reasons to rally against crypto. What they actually want to avoid is to allow a "type of money" that does not need the backing of political power.
In a world where Bitcoin gets adopted widely as a currency, groups like Bitmain can potentially have enough power to be an alternate political system by themselves. Chinese are particularly fond of concentrating political power (Politburo, the party and all that communist compulsions) and they are unable to make up their mind about bitcoin.

Concentration of mining in China is kindda a double-edged sword for them. They let the miners use all that free energy and monopolize mining, probably in the hope that they can takeover and call shots from behind the curtain.
To spoil their plans, miners probably see bitcoin and mining as the one thing that their communist overlords are finding hard to control. The Chinese govt is wary that miners and bitcoin may get too powerful to control (considering that they have already started to diversify in terms of location).

This maybe the reason that China has this love-hate relationship with Bitcoin..(Ban it! No wait, Rate it!..But Rate it below EOS!!)
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I can never understand why politicians claim that mining Bitcoin causes a flight of capital. I suspect the reverse is true. You might just as well say that manufacturing cars causes a flight of capital, because auto-makers have to import the steel.
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They aren't going to ban bitcoin mining.  How many times have we heard that China is banning bitcoin, it never stops.  Even if they somehow did those miners won't just magically disappear.  They will be sold off to other miners so the difficulty wouldn't change much.
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Although China really bans the miner, I am not sure that the hashrate will drop significantly in one day because there will be a new company outside of China will replace their position and will be the next mining company.
But I am not sure that China really does that because mining bitcoin will give them a chance to make a big profit in the long-term or their government have a secret reason to ban the miner.
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You are worrying too much buddy. If China does go through with the ban, the mining companies like Bitmain etc won't just shut shop, but would relocate to other countries where they can continue their operations smoothly in a legal manner.

Agree, China is only worried since we all know that China doesn't want their money to be sent out their country which blockchain/crypto did thru mining, one of the main reasons why they are shutting down mining in their country. So, most likely the option is for other mining companies to move to other countries where it is legal with cheap energy cost.
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You are worrying too much buddy. If China does go through with the ban, the mining companies like Bitmain etc won't just shut shop, but would relocate to other countries where they can continue their operations smoothly in a legal manner.
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Hello Everyone,

I have a quastion , if china ban miner , bitcoin hashrate will drop back to 2013?

Bitcoin difficult so high because for china miner around 70%

Thanks~
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