Topic: India-China border tensions (Read 1159 times)

That is how they show their power and capability in the whole world. They are also moving slowly based on their plan, which includes having a share in some countries. They really are powerful and advanced in everything not just the technology. That's also my guess, they might might other nations next sooner or later.

Been noticing this a lot too, it seems like China is bullying everybody else, I've read lately about the tension in the south China sea near in the Philippines where China already built an artificial island, the equipment was brought by their warship simply not to be interfered in the sea while traveling. Then there's this tension in the Indian border,  I do feel like China wants something to happen. They first entered a trade war between US, something is really happening.

This is not impossible to happen, but I think China is so smart about these things, they keep dwelling by the book that's why a war isn't surging yet, once they got off the book then let's expect something bad to happen.

It is quiet through that the conflict can have an impact on the international trade but I do not understand how it will affect cryptocurrency because crypto is not like goods and commodity that is being traded or transported from one country to the other and the last time I checked trading crypto in india is not considered illegal. So far it is not being banned (crypto), the tension does not have impact on the cryptocurrency trading except otherwise.

China is basically taunting the whole world about their power nowadays. They are very strong both in military but everything else as well. I just read about them like "Nazis that are more advanced in technology" and that is basically a correct explanation on what they are doing. First it was their own people they took, next it was the Muslims in their nation that they took and now they are attacking other nations.

By the most logical thing, if they keep attacking other nations like this such as India, Hong Kong and other places, eventually there will be a response from all over the world. The world usually doesn't care what you do in your own nation even if you kill tens of millions of people because it is your own nation so why should we care but the moment you set out of your borders, it is a war.

Being a native of North-east India, I would say that even the Chinese don't take their claims on Arunachal Pradesh seriously enough. It is mostly used to counter Indian claims on Aksai Chin (Chinese controlled part of Kashmir). The natives there have no similarities with the tribes in Tibet, and they mostly use Hindi for inter-tribal communication. The dispute is mostly regarding Ladakh, and at least for now, Arunachal issue is not being raised frequently.

I am not surprised to know of the dispute between India and China, because China does have the desire to dominate all things.
So it's no wonder there are border tensions, of course if this is allowed to affect international trade. Especially China indeed
control of the world economy, this might be used by America to provide support for India. And proven from the last news I read
India began to approach America. For cryptocurrency, fortunately, until now there was no influence.

Yes, International trade and crypto currency can be affected go slow for this. Both have nuclear weapons so there is no chance of war against them. So they will go for negotiation later after situation gets easier.

The Chinese version of the LAC mostly consists of claims in the Ladakh region, but China also claims Arunachal Pradesh in northeast India. In the demands of these two provinces it is creating a tense atmosphere between China and India.I think the trouble these two countries could have an impact on cryptocurrency.

The problem isn't the US or China, it's the imbalance of power. Big/rich countries bully and exploit small/poor countries. Before the US and China were superpowers, we had the British Empire robbing, killing and enslaving across the globe. India/Pakistan tensions are largely due to the bungled partition when Britain left. Similar in Africa with Belgian withdrawal, most infamously Rwanda. Look at the behaviour of Russia towards smaller East European nations. Also we had Britain and France carving up the Middle-East between them - much of the instability in that region can be traced back to the infamous Skyes-Picot Agreement between these two powers. Go back further and we have the Spanish conquest of South America. And on and on through history.
The US and China are the most belligerent actors on the world stage at the moment, but this is not due to anything intrinsic to their natures or their societies, it's simply a disparity of power between them and everyone else.

India/China is notable and making headlines primarily because India is a big and highly populated country. Both antagonists would take a lot of damage in an all-out conflict, which is why I think it will be avoided, and outright hostilities will remain limited to brief skirmishes. However one issue that may become more prominent in the Himalayan region, and may lead to escalation, as I've mentioned before, is that of water...

What is the difference between what is done by the United States in many countries? The goal is the same and the way is also similar. China uses the economy while America uses thuggery. Sometimes I think of what the world would look like without the US and China. Who would be the ruler of the world if there was no US? China wants to be a big country more because it wants to provide food security and welfare for its jumbo community in the midst of a world that is lame and exploited by a group of countries and groups of people.


China can not shift the US as a superpower, China is an only great power. India is only used as a proxy so that the US can make a mess with China. Even if China does not continue to fight with the US, of course, there are offers from the US or China or rather Trump with Xi that benefits both parties.


On a personal view, this is a cheap move from China because when everyone is suffering from a pandemic that was started by how you can even think of attacking countries that are facing trouble started in China itself. "

The virus did start because it spread in China, but that does not mean that China is responsible for the origin of the Coronavirus. Besides, don't be too naive, everything that happens in the world between these countries always starts with diplomacy and bargaining, and the majority of cases require "go ahead" from the superpower. India gave China a reason to attack India because India made military alliances with the US, Japan, and Australia. If India uses free and active politics and does not lean to the US, surely China will not be reactive. The colonial experience experienced by China and nationalism as a large and superior nation created a special mindset in seeing threats.

It could be a drama of two actors with one storyline.

Few months back i was reading about civil riots in the streets in India and many people dying protesting about some law that is introduced targeting minorities and if they had a leader who is capable they would have sorted the issues inside before venturing outside. Not aware of the extend of the issues between China and India but i am sure it is border issues and that will not lead to any war as both are nuclear powers and if i am guessing right China is having more weapons of mass destruction than India.

That's the exact same point of view I've been putting in front of people, and even being criticized for thinking like that. I mean, how stupid of China to attack a place they've made billions from? Like they're trying to cut the hen all at once and don't want her to give a golden egg every single day. I'm from India myself and I know how badly it hurts when you see your soldiers dying because of those who are already guilty in the eyes of the whole world atm. Instead of pleading everyone and asking for forgiveness, China is trying to show off its powers but remember, we've got the best army available here in India and it doesn't matter whatever games China will play from their end during this pandemic season, they'll just be beaten down on their face if they try to make a war here.

I think this might be the worst time for China to attack India because they have a capable PM and they are already taking strong steps like banning of various Chinese apps which already influence the china market and if the tensions continue to rise it would actually cost a lot more to china than it would to India because china is a massive exporter to India and makes a hefty revenue through their products while there is hardly any exports from India to china across borders so I believe while China is way to stronger than India but the war would actually benefit no one.

On a personal view, this is a cheap move from china because when everyone is suffering from a pandemic that was started by you how can you even think of attacking countries that are facing a trouble started in china itself.

On top of having cold relations with neighbors they are also having bad time with USA and other European countries as Trump often calls corona virus as Chinese virus which looks comedic but that tells you how bad he thinks and feels about China already and in case of a war right now I think India might not win but given the support they might possible get from other nations might at least help them destroy a large part of China if even not winning.

We do need to understand that China is a super power both economic wise and military wise so it is wrong to actually think that India would even come close to winning a battle against them but then even significant damage done to China might be not worth the war for them.

Sovereignty is important for any nation, no doubt about its importance.

Nevertheless, I don't like what China (Chinese governments, specifically) says lies and make stupid drama for their sovereignty. They have full rights to protect their sovereignty but they should do this on what belong to them only. Indeed, they make drama and want to take over everything they can. They don't respect international laws that they signed in long time ago. They don't respect their neighbors. Everything

There is a possibility that war could be a solution to the weakening of the Chinese economy if China copied exactly what Germany did after losing World War I or imitated what America did by engaging in World War II. If China sees war as a project and conducts economic at war then war as a solution for China's interests in the Asian region. What Xi did with Hong Kong was proof that sovereignty was a fixed price for China.

   CryptoYar it's good that is finished, war on that scale would affect entire world, you are totally right about that. Both countries
are with huge population, strong economies, China is stronger here, but have nuclear weapons. I would want to see war on that
scale.
    I don't think that that war would affect crypto-currencies. Countries and people would suffer, but probably many people from
there would look at crypto-currencies as a safe-heaven, something neutral. And no matter how big war is, some people would find
a way to continue with business, and crypto-currencies would help them in that.

My friend, it was a little fight on the border which is now finished off, If it were a direct war, the issue would have been for the whole world, and not only the crypto currency, the economy of the whole world had to fall apart because India and China are very big countries.

Check the economy of both these countries.

Yes war breakout can be a problem for cryptocurrency as Op asked. I think that the border thing is not a big problem, that is all about the struggle for relevance, dominance and control of the region. It has not much to do with cryptocurrency at the main time.

From what i read and understand the tensions between China and India were not prevalent for decades and only recently there is some sort of border issue between both these nations, they had a full blown war more than four decades earlier when none of them were having nuclear warheads and now things have changed and both have massive nuclear warheads and if both these countries starts provoking each other then we might see a full out war and the rest of the countries joining either sides, but i am certain that the international body will find a solution for their aggitation and sort them out amicably. 

It will have no effect. Countries are too weak to fight a global war, so they are pressuring other countries to make some money out of tensions.
China and India are two nuclear states with territories and armies.
They will need a lot of things to be pushed to start a war.
The two countries imposed restrictions on bitcoin, did not affect prices and did not change price or mining

Actually many people in China is commonly hard working , and practically earn more compared to the other poor country ,inasmuch as even small amount of profit i think they saves to the right way in line with their own capacity, therefore the maximum level of their goods has been constantly increase which is even before the country of India has accept their products even there is no quality control, aside from that it is very affordable to buy.In connection with this   i think China and India borders are having a big opportunity to become one or peace through their business transaction and vice versa.

There is not going to be any permanent solution, unless the boundary is clearly demarcated. In Galwan area (and in two-three other regions in Ladakh), the boundary between India and China is disputed. One example is that of Pangong Tso lake. Check the image below. The red line is the boundary claimed by India and the one in pink is claimed by the Chinese:


Unless both the sides agree to clear boundary demarcation, these issues will pop up every now and then.

the wisest thing has been done by the two countries of course, I do not feel that it is only the role of the greater state of China so that this feud does not continue. but among those willing to sit down and settle diplomacy ahead of their respective sectoral desires.

because clearly there is no profit to be gained from the feud. because the other thing at a time like this that actually needs to take precedence is the corona pandemic so that it can be resolved in both countries. because the corona pandemic has taken up everything that the two countries have to get it done.

This is one great initiative from Chinese government as they are always being accused of making advantage movement against other countries around them,with this action at least they prove that the accusation is wrong and they can do better moves towards peace.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/07/china-pulling-troops-deadly-border-clash-india-200706091813810.html

i have just check the news and Aljezeera channel made that news .

There is no need to argue between: China & India, at present all, international, or local TV, Talking about the two countries, new news was broadcast on television on Thursday, July 2, yesterday they were both India & China, will take a "step back" from the border area which is currently in dispute, the aim is to prevent ongoing clashes, some troops will be withdrawn, in certain areas.

@Zhao Lijian: said this was a "positive progress" step for the two countries China & India, easing tensions between the two countries.

Meaning: if the two countries of China & India are in peace, there is no need to worry about whether the economy, trade, crypto and others are related to the economy, this is a good step taken by both countries, I hope for the future ,there is no other dispute, for India and China.

Last I head China was around 20 kms inside the Indian Territory and many army sources confirmed that news. Now China has managed to pull back only around 2-3Km in Galwan valley. I mean I don't know how much is the truth and how much is the politics going on with this scenario. Last we even saw some gps images of Chinese establishments near Galwan valley in disputed territory. Why do I feel that this issue was just hyped up by our media for taking people's attention away from Covid count? It's really hard to differentiate between truth and false these days with so much of information flowing around. But speaking of this in economic terms I don't feel there was ever any chance of war. Considering both countries possess Nuclear Arsenals. Moreover wars are fought on some disputed issue LAC is already an undisputed issue which almost both governments are pretty familiar of. China just has a usual habit of doing such things and apart from banning Chinese apps I can't see any major step taken by India to Retaliate towards China. Banning apps too was much due to privacy issue and not particularly due to this rage going on.

this is certainly very encouraging news, because it puts forward negotiations rather than having to be hostile. because in the pandemic period that has not yet been completed and the two countries are also affected by a pandemic that cannot be resolved immediately.
it is clear that if the dispute continues it can be believed that it will greatly affect both countries, resulting in the economy becoming disrupted.
it is better for a time like a pandemic that cannot end quickly, so that it will focus more on the country to complete the handling of a pandemic for the benefit of the community.

The news coming in that China have started to pull back their forces from the Galvan area which they have occupied it for some months now. This is a good sign that things ae going in good direction and the diplomatic talks between the countries are working well. You do not want to have another war in this time when the whole world is already going through the bio war.

When it comes to economy, China is really above level of India as most of the products that we are using around the world came from them.

The conflict between them is not the same as the conflict between US and China.

India-China border tension is not that worse and they can still make a solution for that problem. China is a large trader, what can you expect in a big country like that with the highest population. Expect that their economy will surely move in a positive direction and is unstoppable. War will probably not happen because they will destroy humanity if they do that.

Creating border issue will damage China's economy more, already India banned 59 Chinese apps which is more popular all around the world,maybe other countries will also follow the same as India did because they are stealing everyone privacy data and storing them on Chinese servers.

I hope that they understand that war will create too many victims from both sides

Not good indeed. There's no positive effects between them if they'll start any war against each
other, knowing that it can create heavy damages.
With pandemic virus to fight with, every countries needs to conserve their resources  and use
it in a much wiser venue.
War is not an answer but instead, this conflicts should be discuss peacefully.

Showing off?! I think the same, they are just testing each others there. Tension between India and China are nothing new, they had a few conflicts before, but still India faces trade imbalance heavily in favor of China. It's better this to not grow in something bigger, two nuclear armed countries can make a lot of damage if they get in the fight!

I don't quite think so. At least not yet, while the world is still experiencing a pandemic because it would be very difficult for any country to battle two fronts (COVID-19 and waging war towards another country). Right now, I believe that one country is just posturing and simply flexing its military muscle against the other, that's all.

Yes definitely , India has already banned 59 China apps , stopped many projects in India with Chinese investments. I think billions of USD loss is guranteed to Chinese origin company Tiktok. I think crypto price will increase if instability will increase. As India will seclude itself with Chinese economy , crypto will become an option for truly censorless economy.

India and China are Two Big Country. Both of them are has Good Business Relations. Recently Two Country Convicted In Fight. But i think This Fight For Short Time.  Now Overall situation is Normal. Because All are Conscious About thir Good said. Border Now Normal. And it will be continue i think.                   

China imitates many of the strategies carried out by America to become a superpower, it's just different from the US-style hard power using the military approach. China uses sharp power through an economic approach which is well known as colonialization 5.0. The US military hegemony the world with its military power, nearly 800 US military bases spread outside US territory. Aware that China's hard power is still far below the US, China has colonized the world through the BRI program. China provides funding for infrastructure development in many countries and then these countries pay tribute annually to China.

Hitler massacred the Jews on the grounds "in the name of God". Then when Osama bin Laden fought against America saying "In the Name of God". Then George Bush fought terrorists "in the name of God". It is not God who is wrong to say but humans who are wrong to listen.

India will be a Chinese competitor in the coming decades. If you want to progress rapidly like America and China, India just needs to follow China, copying + modification = innovation. If copying is one way to be successful and the people prosperous, there is no harm in us to follow. India should not be inclined to China or America, active free politics will bring many benefits to India, if India catches the wrong ball, then the other countries like Indonesia will benefit.

This could be the reason why Indian's prime minister do not want to escalate this tension further if they sever the economic tie up India is likely to suffer the most, but China is quite a traitor on this and they now aware of that, the Indian army should now take extra careful when dealing with China, their soldiers are abusive.

China is not a nation that cares about economical problems that they might face if they do something wrong. Look at Hong Kong, they make insane amount of profit from there but they have done so much bad stuff to them, not that it is over and they are still doing bad stuff.

They are buying land from all over the world as well and they are basically trying to make CCP control everywhere in the world. That is what dictatorship brings, when you control everywhere in your nation, you want to control other places, why do you think Hitler attacked other nations? He killed 6 million jewish citizens and took control of whole Germany, he could have just did that until his last day and live happily, when you are a dictator just controlling your own nation is not enough, you need to prove your control over other nations as well to further your dictatorship or it becomes stagnant.

ROFL. Being an Indian, I don't agree. Even if India boycott Chinese products, it is going to have hardly any impact on the Chinese economy. Only around 2% of the Chinese exports are destined for India. The major markets for Chinese products are North America and Europe. On the other hand, a large fraction of India's exports go to China. So any such measure can be counter productive to India.

Obviously it won’t affect the cryptocurrency space but the relationship between two nations might be at stake. Specially now Indian citizens are planning to boycott Chinese products and applications.

No doubt that India is a big market to China however if this tension will continue to swell and Indian citizens will stop patronising chinese products then it could be a big blow to their economy.

It would scratch but not impact a large proportion of economy at all and it is too far to talk about cryptocurrencies with these border tension. And yes, international trade will be afflicted since one them is the largest producer of world's materials in everything, and the other is the 2nd largest food producer in the world. So just think about what will happen if there happens to be a trade war between these two nation, imagine the price surging on both nation due to increase in tariffs. But honestly, cryptocurrencies is out of this picture not even a photobomb lol.

This is happening for ages, there must have been some misunderstanding, I know there are lives that has been taken but I don't think it will serve a trigger for a bigger trouble.       

Will this affect China in any way that would change economy towards bitcoin more?

I mean this looks like a legit war and I do not understand the affects of it towards economy. Let's assume that all wars affect economy somehow which is sort of right, I don't get how that would affect bitcoin in general. Both India and china likes and hates bitcoin at the same time. The governments are a bit distant to it but the population likes it.

So, if this war is happening in an economically good place maybe people would want to get their money to bitcoin before anything bad happens? That is probably the only thing I could find, I couldn't find anything else related to bitcoin honestly. If there is anyone who would like to explain how this all ties into bitcoin world that would be great and I would love to read it.

Yes it can be. We all know that border clash is not a new things. There are two blocks and they want to rule at their own will. That is why, they will not go for negotiation and that's why international trade or crypto currency can be impacted.

They can't simply stop importing goods from China as well or it will results in no availability of those goods.Most of the countries are importing lot of goods from China and that is the only place where these products are manufactured even if the company is owned by other country owners.

Yes and why not? Both nations too many on the Earth and them soon will be closely - so at least they will find out who is the coolest Hokage here, and at the same time they will clean their own ranks for a more successful further expansion (as the winner)

Well, its not big enough to make an impact on the world economic system as well as cryptocurrency. Both of them are big countries and they do know how to appease each other. However, if things get worse, I do believe that it will affect international trade and cryptocurrency a lot because both of them are countries with billions of people as well as workers. Most of product which we are using right now are created from China and India

I believe that their governments understand the situation and make the right decision in order to keep things in peace. Nobody wants a conflict which harms their country economic status

In any case it is not good to have tensions with a  neighbor.
What if India decides to stop imports from China?
They are going to destroy their economy portionally but also China's as India is the biggest importer in the region from China.

Mostly it won't become a war situation because India is one of the major importer of Chinese products so they won't lose that mich earnings just for a non usable border.And of the war begins between two countries then this will be resulted into world war 3 because each countries have biggest support on world nations.

Yeah I tend to agree. Even if they won't come up with a solution soon - the discussion is going and it could be a state of relationship for those countries to exist within.
The tension is not worth of starting a war. I believe none of these two huge countries would stand against this point

I don’t really know what’s going on there, but I think whatever it is their governments should look for means to end it and not create more problems for the people, especially now that there is a pandemic. This is not time to be talking about any other thing and creating headaches for the people, when they should be putting their focus on how to stop the pandemic that is still spreading and killing people every day. And as for cryptocurrency, I don’t think this will have any effect on cryptocurrency.

The way I see crytpocurremcy markets, the only serious effect the market is going to face this year, we have already seen it and that’s with the Covid-19 outbreak. The price of bitcoin seems stronger even corona outbreak is not yet settling down. Hope, total crypto space to be going stronger incoming weeks as this is time for experiencing the consequences of third halving of bitcoin.

they clearly think far enough ahead if this conflict continues to be continued, because the corona pandemic problem alone cannot be resolved between the two countries themselves. if this conflict continues, the loss of course the two countries will bear it.

if now they have opened a dialogue to be able to solve problems is the best thing of course they have thought. because of the impact that will occur if the ego is put forward in a corona pandemic situation that is still not finished. will make the two countries face a greater threat that the economy is disrupted.

When i browse this news on Internet, i found something scary in this article https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/news/20200621103250-4-166895/kejam-india-sebut-tentaranya-dimutilasi-pasukan-china in this article say Chinese soldiers mutilation Indian soldier, i dont know this is truth or not, but if truth this will effect International economy

There is a anti-china emotion due to the COVID pandemic throughout the world. I think Chinese GOV is trying to divert the focus and that's why they are clashing with India.  India is a big market for china. And India also depends too much on China. Any war would be last option for both countries.  I hope the tensions will ease down very soon.

In the 1920s the dynamics of geopolitics, geostrategy, and geoeconomics were not as complex as today. The 1920s were still in the era of colonialism and warlordism. China and India are not sovereign and are considered to be the forerunners of large countries like now. The global system began to take shape after the world war with America and its allies as the winners and runners-up Russia.

The political and economic constellation of the world is now increasingly complex in line with the times and technology, as well as the overlapping interests between countries and non-state actors. The US is implementing a containment strategy for China. Japan is used to contest China from the north, the influence of China on the Peninsula was contained by South Korea, then Taiwan on the other side and the last was on the side of Southeast Asia, the US tried to contradict the US-Indo-Pacific. The failure of the US to make Hong Kong the entrance of democracy to China, leaving India and Pakistan a means of containment for the US, because Myanmar and Cambodia are clearly inclined towards China. It is feared that Pakistan will make things difficult in the future because the US has already fought Islam and realized that Islam is spreading.

The choice of the US fell to India other than because the large population of India could become an economic base to rival China going forward. The military power of China and India is 3rd & 4th, both of which have nuclear as a scarecrow. The US is fully aware that China's target areas are Southeast Asia and the South China Sea. For China, this region is the middle east for the US. In Southeast Asian countries, China has built a lot of smelter infrastructure to hegemony new and renewable energy sources, namely batteries. The battery will change the status of China from a country with energy dependency to become energy self-sufficient. And reversing America's position from price maker energy to a price taker. In addition, Southeast Asia and the South China Sea are regions that are also rich in natural resources which will be enough to guarantee China's food security in the future.

The current focus of America is on China, India, and Indonesia. Because on the East side there are American and Australian military bases in Papua New Guinea that will welcome China and military bases in the Philippines can be reactivated immediately.

there is only small amount that may affect the since Indian cryptonians  is also suffering from government issues and facing banning again these days.

And also China is not that friendly user towards crypto currency so basically?this is just about Countries fighting for their territories and not about our market here.

And please lets not Put issues in our crypto market here because we are so many problem facing now and must not bring another trouble these days.


So if that is indeed,then let them be in battle?

If India and China join in a military conflict then Hindus finally will stop writing shit code for a penny and finally the Chinese will stop climbing everywhere they can

Yes, if the conflict escalates into a war, we'll definitely have an impact on international trade and economy. And maybe it might have an impact on Crypto. But I don't think that this wouldn't escalate to war.

It's true that China is far ahead of India when you compare the Military strength, but India is not as weak as in 1962. In the current scenario, India can inflict damage to China. So a war would be an act of stupidity as both countries will face severe damages at the hands of each other and will fallback from their global positions.

I don't think this has anything to do with the competition between China and America. This a border dispute which dates back to 1920s when the British were ruling India. If you check it you could see that almost every year, there will be a border issue between the two countries and its the same with most of the neighbouring countries.

So I believe that this is yet another border conflict which will subside after a few weeks hopefully.

China is creating border tensions to all of it's neighbouring countries, we all know how it invaded Tibet and how brutally the Chinese government handled the protesters in the Hong Kong before the Corona crisis and the same will happen to India if they don't do anything about it, China is already invading Indian land from the side of Ladakh, so Indian army is stopping Chinese from invading and thus the conflict. This has lead to the recent conflict and if things doesn't sort out quickly then can also lead to a war which will be bad for economy of the entire world.

It is unlikely that a war between India and China will occur because there is no fundamental ideological difference between India and China. Although both are the center of two major cultures. In addition, each country knows that nuclear war has a terrible effect on the survival of the people of both countries.

This pride in China's backyard is certainly a boon for China's enemies. America with the containment policy that is being carried out by O Brien and Trump, India's role is crucial for America as a proxy and to counter the pace of China towards Southeast Asia. The other side has been successfully locked by America and even Russia can be drawn to side with America.

I don't think China would want a war at the moment. Though their economy is suffering, they are also one of the fastest growing economy at the moment as all of it's competitors are struggling. US also has a lot of experience in tackling tense moments and avoiding war. But with raging trade war against China, I believe soon the world be divided into two economic blocs and a cold trade war start around the world. The ones that loses the technology and trade war might have to start the first physical blow.

I am also concerned about the armed clashes between China and India at the border, and even fatalities related to this incident.
Hopefully the both country can solve this problem peacefully, because peace is beautiful. I'm feared if this conflict will continue
other countries can intervene, if it happens like that it will be more difficult to make peace. For the time being the China-India
conflict has not affected to world economy and also has no effect on cryptocurrency prices.

Nah, I don't think so either.  The world has seen all sorts of crises since bitcoin was birthed more than a decade ago, and it doesn't seem like world events--even pretty serious ones--tend to affect its value all that much.  And I'm not sure how important this "tension" is in the grand scheme of things.  It could be something that gets de-escalated fairly quickly, but who knows.  The only thing I'm pretty sure of is that it'll have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies.

What a crazy world we're living in.  IMO, this decade is going to go down in history as one of the most interesting ones in the 21st century, and it's barely gotten started.  In any case, I do hope China and India cool off.  I get a bit worried whenever there's a chance that China is going to get involved in a military situation, because who knows what that could spark.  Keeping my fingers crossed for a peaceful resolution.

What news actually is it? I'd like to know more about this but there hasn't any news about it that brought something to trigger the market of cryptocurrency to go dump or whatsoever. Meaning, China already escalated that problem and fix it right away because everyone knows what is more important to face today. We already have a world crisis, I'm pretty sure everyone knows that—that it's not the time to add more trouble while the people are still fighting for their lives everyday because of the pandemic, especially to those frontliners.

There isn't any major trade routes between the disputed borders, although China and India might impose unfair trades on countries interacting with either of the countries in order to give in on the control over the border. It seems like India isn't going to back down against a greater foe, which is quite remarkable and deserves some recognition. If tensions escalated even further, countries might soon avoid doing business with either of the countries as they might get in the middle of it all and that's not a fun position to be in. There is a possibility for it to happen but hopefully both countries talk about these matters at hand in a peaceful way rather than resorting to show of force and violence.

These aren't ancient times. Both countries have come a long way since then and they are smart enough to avoid unnecessary wars and bloodshed. The situation will de-escalate soon and the soldiers will go back to their routine work soon.

Both governments have already begun their own meetings concerning this issue and I am confident that they will resolve it very quickly since this isn't the right time to focus on such issues. The pandemic is a bigger concern.

I have watch in News that there are Indian soldiers that has been killer by Chinese ?

But there is no effect in Crypto because these countries has their own supply and same uses of crypto so why need to be affected/

and they dont even trade crypto so there is no reason for this .

Things are already dangerous, yet Bitcoin didn't react to it at all, which is another example of Bitcoin not showing any correlation to events that aren't related to it. It's also not guaranteed that Bitcoin will rise in case the conflict would escalate - many Bitcoiners are waiting for negative events because they believe Bitcoin to be a hedge, but the opposite reaction is probably too, for example if China will start allocating more resources to it's military at the expense of other industries, like for example mining. Or the global market might yet again take a dive and take Bitcoin with it like it happened with covid-19.

The fact that there are lives that has been gone forever, the fact that both lost an army, the fact that there are abandoned families screaming for justice, this is not going to be a regular tension border. As we know, it is quite normal if there are some misunderstanding on borders but it was just a little conflict from two but what happened last day isn't a regular thing for a dispute. These two nations is huge, I'm afraid if it escalates more and more through days coz we still got an enemy in front of us.
I'm not really sure if it is caused by that, from the recent news that I have read India is deploying more men in the border, Hopefully if will come end with peace from both.

This is what we called "The sleeping giant is already awake"
It is ironically that two largest countries in the world are seizing each other border`s line. Is it not enough for them to have a large country that can occupy billion of people? If this tension won`t cease, it may be a call for a war between them. As we all know that history repeat itself, back during ancient times there is conquering of land and still continuously happening even we are in modern era wherein there are treaties and constitutional laws.

None will escalate when it comes to China's dispute over borders both countries had been claiming part of the area for years. It was said Indian soldiers crossed the border which the Chinese soldiers reacted to. No international media is interested to blow up the issue though but when it comes to dispute where there is US presence, this will definitely be lighted up with more kindling.

These border issues are a regular thing and nothing to be shocked about. It is sad that both sides have lost soldiers, but these happen due to various reasons. This won't lead to a war or anything since both countries will lose no matter who emerges the winner overall.

The pandemic probably pushed the soldiers over the edge.  It originating in China and spreading worldwide certainly does not help China here.

The border between India and China, of course, is a bit tense at the moment, but I don't think there will be any major war. We know that every country in the world today is plagued by epidemics and the situation in India is now more critical than in China. Coronavirus infection has weakened the economy of every country and The relationship between India and China is not so bad that it can be resolved diplomatically. On the other hand, India is not on par with China militarily and economically, so they will try to find a political solution. Moreover, the Indian government is not as much under pressure to take any military action against China as it is against others. But if it takes the form of the latest war situation, it will certainly be a big push for the economy. Cryptocurrency will definitely have an impact as China and India are the two most populous countries and both countries use cryptocurrency.

I'm not sure if this is all for the sake of making their products more expensive. In the first place, what China has to offer to the world are cheap products. And I am more than sure that even in your house right now there are so many products which are made China, and that is basically because of the cheap labor there.

Products imported from China are much cheaper than products made at home. China's mass production is simply amazing. Well, the products are not.

What China is actually doing right now is a sort of a post-modern conquest. To be fair, that seems to have worked better and smoother than the kind of modern conquest done by the US, which is still using arms. Although China is a bully, in the literal sense of the word, it is not doing its bullying by sending troops.

It seems like China wants to create a lot of conflict because this is what will make their products more expensive. Imagine if India will enter trade war in China just like USA, tariffs will be expensive just like the USA. China is smart, they are playing with traps full of disputes, this might be the next war after the pandemic.

We know how China handle things, and when they do they always play it aggressively. This isn't alarming til China announces.

Indeed.

obviously the border tension between China and India if it continues and there is war. of course neither of the two countries has benefited, because there is clearly an impact that will be borne after the incident. especially now that we are struggling with a corona pandemic that is not a little energy and mind and a large amount of funds that are drained to deal with this pandemic. hopefully there are countries that can make the two countries reduce their lust to be able to subside and hold mutually beneficial talks.

In my opinion, it is very negative for both teams to have tensions.
They are so strong countries and they should create an alliance not being enemies and fight each other. It would totally harm their economies and eventually harm the global economy.

What is happening in last couple of days is quite shocking considering that China - India never had such a big casualty on their border side. this definitely is not the good news for both the countries and China has being seeing that they always eye the land of their neighbours and want to control everything under them which is not the good thing.

I am not an international relation student but I don't know why China keep having border Crisis with neighboring nations. If this is to bully the nations around her or those nations are actually wrong for political reasons, I won't understand.

It has started and sadly, there's this news.

LAC face-off: 20 soliders die in worst China clash in 53 years

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But I don't understand but this news tells that it's 45 years.

20 Indian soldiers killed in first deadly clashes with Chinese troops in 45 years

This is true but I also don't think that there will be an affection for cryptocurrency with this tension. Meanwhile, most of the countries are dealing with Covid19 and are still in recovery with the damage that it has brought economically. Then this tension has come up.

Look at how quiet everyone's being compared to when India and Pakistan kick off. All parties know this is one fight they don't want to escalate. This is will be a sad footnote that'll be buried rapidly. There'll be plenty more in future. None of them will lead to anything further.

As we know that the Indian conflict in China is only a form of showing off the power between the two and will not affect war. The latter is due to India carrying out infrastructure development in areas close to the demarcation line or known as the actual control line (LAC). The China-India conflict will not extend to a two-state war or a nuclear war where there is no fundamental ideological cross between India and China, besides that the two countries enjoy mutual economic relations as trading partners.

The escalation of tension between China and India is not solely the desire of the two countries but rather because it is driven by the interests of other parties. India is used as a proxy by the United States to be present in the Asian region especially Southeast Asia which is the center of China's foreign interests in the future as an energy self-sufficiency country. So the Indian conflict in China is an extension of competition between China and America.

The success of 5.0 colonialism that was used by China, openly disrupted the American hegemony that was finally fought by Trump. Economically, China's position is more needed in Asia than in America. China is seen as having slightly more political power and influence than Americans in Southeast Asia today and far more power compared to America.

The reason cryptocurrency is mentioned here is because it is 65% of Global Bitcoin Hashrate Concentrated in China.
The United States has blamed China for the origin and spread of the coronavirus, Since the US has good relations with India, the US would like to join hands with other countries and try to corner China.
My guess is that if China is cornered in any way, it will have an impact on the overall trade and commerce, so it will have an impact on cryptocurrency as well.

It's more of a geopolitical issue, what has cryptocurrency has to do with it? If there is an impact, it will be minimal, perhaps just a couple of days of uncertainty again, but it doesn't mean that we are going to be affected long term. On the contrary, we may have to see bitcoin on the headline again and being promoted as a good asset to hedge Chinese or Indian wealth of the looming war (I hope not!)

I think the reason that there is a tension between these two nuclear nation is that China is paving a new Silk Road, it is called Belt Road Initiative and I think that India will be in the path so they have to negotiate terms with these nuclear nation without escalating a possible war, I do not say that it is the objective truth but I think that China's project to reach out the world through trade is very ambitious and promising at the same time. The economic stability of a country does not shake that much when there is a tension but I think it will show its cracks sooner or later.

I think China now has a well developed standard for building up tensions between other countries like the others have said, it could be a negotiation tactic or something if India are showing similar tensions. I also don't think Indias army is anywhere close to the strength of China (but I might be wrong on this as I haven't studied the two). There may already be tensions due to china's cover-up of the virus and a lot of people seem to think they weren't badly affected by it which could be a stance a lot of governments take (even though a lot of sources have proven China took quite a hit to its economy and population).

China is facing or has created a tense atmosphere across her borders. It has territorial disputes with Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and so on. Not to mention the countless other disputes unrelated to territory. But still China is the largest trading nation in the world. It is the largest exporting country in the world.

So I would say that the China-India border issue is not much of an issue unless it escalates into a full blown war. For the meantime, international trade will be business as usual.

Cryptocurrency is out of that picture.

Its always about making money when it comes to making negotiations with China. If they see they can generate income for partnership instead, they'd push it for both countries to benefit. Weren't they the ones who also funded the trains along Himalayas mountain?

India could take this as an opportunity to hang with great countries like their neighbor who isn't very much affected by the ongoing crisis.

China is also a friendly country most especially if all about business transaction. I think this is a symbolism of a system to principle on both country of INDIA and CHINA against with consistent power and beside it is basically part of their business strategy even the real border law is oppositely enforce ,and I respectfully believe that someday the proper face-off has actually happen and unity.

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?