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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls

I'm not sure about Yuanbao, but Jubi delisted NEO. You can see it yourself: https://www.jubi.com/coin/ans/. Trading is suspended and there is a notification in red above the chart. Yunbi, 19800 and 51szzs echanges delisted NEO even earlier.

If Bitfinex hadn't listed NEO, it could fall much lower.

It an official announcement from YuanBao. I have posted the link https://www.yuanbao.com/news/detail/?id=1576. Use a translator to read it.

They are going to stop trading NEO and asked the user to transfer NEO to their own wallet or other exchange, no transaction fee for withdrawal.



This is not a good sign, more and more Chinese exchange are now delisting NEO. Dev team should look out for other exchanges outside China. US or European base exchanges would be a good option.
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Wow, does that mean bad news for NEO!
newbie
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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls

I'm not sure about Yuanbao, but Jubi delisted NEO. You can see it yourself: https://www.jubi.com/coin/ans/. Trading is suspended and there is a notification in red above the chart. Yunbi, 19800 and 51szzs echanges delisted NEO even earlier.

If Bitfinex hadn't listed NEO, it could fall much lower.

It an official announcement from YuanBao. I have posted the link https://www.yuanbao.com/news/detail/?id=1576. Use a translator to read it.

They are going to stop trading NEO and asked the user to transfer NEO to their own wallet or other exchange, no transaction fee for withdrawal.

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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls

I'm not sure about Yuanbao, but Jubi delisted NEO. You can see it yourself: https://www.jubi.com/coin/ans/. Trading is suspended and there is a notification in red above the chart. Yunbi, 19800 and 51szzs echanges delisted NEO even earlier.

If Bitfinex hadn't listed NEO, it could fall much lower.

sell now and buy in cheap

or hold for the moon
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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls

I'm not sure about Yuanbao, but Jubi delisted NEO. You can see it yourself: https://www.jubi.com/coin/ans/. Trading is suspended and there is a notification in red above the chart. Yunbi, 19800 and 51szzs echanges delisted NEO even earlier.

If Bitfinex hadn't listed NEO, it could fall much lower.
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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls

尊敬的元宝网用户:

        2017年09月10日12:00, 第二批停止交易的币种包括:
量子链、NEO、犀牛币、明星币、美人鱼币
请用户可以转至自己钱包或转至其他平台进行交易,对于停止交易的币种,免提币手续费。
特此公告!


Dear ingot users:

         20:00 on September 10, 2017, the second batch of currencies to stop trading include:
Quantum chain, NEO, rhinoceros, star coins, mermaid coins
Please users can go to their own wallet or go to other platforms to trade, for the stop trading currency, exemption fee.
Special announcement!
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Its not delisted. Stp lying pls
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This link has the latest development of China's cryptocurrency ICO and Exchanges crackdown: https://www.reddit.com/r/NEO/comments/6z21dk/china_the_middle_kingdom_of_fud/

Follow to keep yourself posted.

Below was copied from above link and credit goes to https://www.reddit.com/user/AlexiosI

***************

I'm posting this as a Clearinghouse of information over the new China FUD. There are very real concerns regarding the press reports coming out and a ton of uncertainty, so the point of this thread is to definitively get to the bottom of this news. If you are a Chinese national or Fluent Mandarin speaker familiar with Chinese crypto news, we badly need your input on what is going on with the current uncertainty over Crypto exchanges in China. If you clicked on this to simply shill from the mountaintops for NEO, please go elsewhere. We get there are many people invested in the currency on this subreddit and you believe in it. But this is a place for reasoned, sourced discussion...not feelings and emotion.

There has been a swarm of difficult to understand, poorly sourced and often contradictory information over the past 24 hours regarding Chinese government policy toward Cryptocurrency exchanges. It all started with this difficult to translate article posted on Caixin:

http://finance.caixin.com/2017-09-08/101142797.html

I don't speak Mandarin even close to fluently and the Google translation of the article leaves an enormous amount to be desired in terms of actual comprehension. Still there are a number of alarming statements in the article regarding the Chinese exchanges.

The Western media has divided into the predictable camps over the report. Mainstream media outlets like Reuters, CNBC and Bloomberg ran scary, toldjaso headlines reinforcing their typical coverage of crypto as a volatile fad the kids are into. Although still admitting that the story was just based on the Caixin report.

The more mainline crypto blogs like Coindesk, Coin Telegraph etc stressed their uncertainty as to the meaning of the news and how it was not confirmed by anything other than the Caixin article at this point.

The user generated boards have been screaming that it is Fake News and a false story. However the markets remain in limbo. They have not crashed to the point that the loss of Chinese volume would seem to precipitate, but they have yet to regain the loss from the initial report. This is particularly true for NEO. So FUD reigns supreme at the moment.

As for the exchanges:

Binance has posted it will stop trading for Chinese IP addresses entirely. Not a good sign. https://binance.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001444731-Binance-Update-2017-09-06 However this news came out on September 6, not yesterday.

Jubi similarly had delisted NEO (Antshares still on its exchange) before the reports broke. Jubi was charging 1 Full NEO to withdraw the currency from the Exchange, so I don't know who in their right mind would buy on there anyways.

OKCoin has nothing about the domestic ban on their website. But did post this odd warning which is irrelevant to the discussion but kinda funny "We have implemented additional compliance and sanction controls. We are sorry to inform you that we are unable to service as you may be from the following countries: North Korea, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan and the USA. If you feel that we have miscategorized you, please contact our 24/7 customer service representatives. OKEx Team"

Huobi currently has nothing about the FUD in its site.

Yuanbao has put a "Risk Warning" on their website, which translated from Chinese reads: "risk warning Digital currency transactions have a high risk (pre-dug, soaring, bankruptcy, bankruptcy, team disbanded, technical defects, etc.), according to the five ministries "on the prevention of bit currency risk notice", ingot only for digital money lovers A free online exchange platform, the value of the investment value of the currency does not bear any review, guarantee, compensation liability, if you can not accept, please do not trade! Thank you!"

This story is obviously developing over the weekend. Please add thoughtful, sourced content and opinions to the thread so we can try to figure out what is actually going on.

**********************

Most important reply as at 9Sep2017:

AreWeOkay: Tencent has also confirmed the news about CYN.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=https://view.inews.qq.com/a/FIN2017090808516703%3Ffrom%3Dsinglemessage%26isappinstalled%3D0&prev=search

Yuanbao exchange delisted NEO (2017-09-09 23:58 Beijing Time) Just happened an hour ago.

https://www.yuanbao.com/news/detail/?id=1576
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This link has the latest development of China's cryptocurrency ICO and Exchanges crackdown: https://www.reddit.com/r/NEO/comments/6z21dk/china_the_middle_kingdom_of_fud/

Follow to keep yourself posted.

Below was copied from above link and credit goes to https://www.reddit.com/user/AlexiosI

***************

I'm posting this as a Clearinghouse of information over the new China FUD. There are very real concerns regarding the press reports coming out and a ton of uncertainty, so the point of this thread is to definitively get to the bottom of this news. If you are a Chinese national or Fluent Mandarin speaker familiar with Chinese crypto news, we badly need your input on what is going on with the current uncertainty over Crypto exchanges in China. If you clicked on this to simply shill from the mountaintops for NEO, please go elsewhere. We get there are many people invested in the currency on this subreddit and you believe in it. But this is a place for reasoned, sourced discussion...not feelings and emotion.

There has been a swarm of difficult to understand, poorly sourced and often contradictory information over the past 24 hours regarding Chinese government policy toward Cryptocurrency exchanges. It all started with this difficult to translate article posted on Caixin:

http://finance.caixin.com/2017-09-08/101142797.html

I don't speak Mandarin even close to fluently and the Google translation of the article leaves an enormous amount to be desired in terms of actual comprehension. Still there are a number of alarming statements in the article regarding the Chinese exchanges.

The Western media has divided into the predictable camps over the report. Mainstream media outlets like Reuters, CNBC and Bloomberg ran scary, toldjaso headlines reinforcing their typical coverage of crypto as a volatile fad the kids are into. Although still admitting that the story was just based on the Caixin report.

The more mainline crypto blogs like Coindesk, Coin Telegraph etc stressed their uncertainty as to the meaning of the news and how it was not confirmed by anything other than the Caixin article at this point.

The user generated boards have been screaming that it is Fake News and a false story. However the markets remain in limbo. They have not crashed to the point that the loss of Chinese volume would seem to precipitate, but they have yet to regain the loss from the initial report. This is particularly true for NEO. So FUD reigns supreme at the moment.

As for the exchanges:

Binance has posted it will stop trading for Chinese IP addresses entirely. Not a good sign. https://binance.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001444731-Binance-Update-2017-09-06 However this news came out on September 6, not yesterday.

Jubi similarly had delisted NEO (Antshares still on its exchange) before the reports broke. Jubi was charging 1 Full NEO to withdraw the currency from the Exchange, so I don't know who in their right mind would buy on there anyways.

OKCoin has nothing about the domestic ban on their website. But did post this odd warning which is irrelevant to the discussion but kinda funny "We have implemented additional compliance and sanction controls. We are sorry to inform you that we are unable to service as you may be from the following countries: North Korea, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan and the USA. If you feel that we have miscategorized you, please contact our 24/7 customer service representatives. OKEx Team"

Huobi currently has nothing about the FUD in its site.

Yuanbao has put a "Risk Warning" on their website, which translated from Chinese reads: "risk warning Digital currency transactions have a high risk (pre-dug, soaring, bankruptcy, bankruptcy, team disbanded, technical defects, etc.), according to the five ministries "on the prevention of bit currency risk notice", ingot only for digital money lovers A free online exchange platform, the value of the investment value of the currency does not bear any review, guarantee, compensation liability, if you can not accept, please do not trade! Thank you!"

This story is obviously developing over the weekend. Please add thoughtful, sourced content and opinions to the thread so we can try to figure out what is actually going on.

**********************

Most important reply as at 9Sep2017:

AreWeOkay: Tencent has also confirmed the news about CYN.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=https://view.inews.qq.com/a/FIN2017090808516703%3Ffrom%3Dsinglemessage%26isappinstalled%3D0&prev=search

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The NEO price surged 50% on Thursday following its listing on bitcoin exchange Bitfinex. NEO is now trading above $30, despite the fact that the China ICO ban remains in full force and the startup has begun issuing refunds to ICO contributors.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/neo-price-jumps-50-defies-china-ico-ban-following-bitfinex-listing/
and now the price drops back to the price of $ 24 per 1 NEO. maybe the emergence of negative issues like this
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/08/bitcoins-price-tanks-after-report-china-plans-further-crackdown.html
who has long been in the world of trading would know this is just a bluff solely to create panic in the community.
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Guys, is it true that the NEON wallet has been updated with a newer version?
I will only download the latest version if the link is uploaded on the official Neo website.

the newest version is 0.0.5 and you can get it on https://github.com/CityOfZion/neon-wallet/releases

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Many updates in this release including:

    Ability to generated encrypted keys using NEP2
    Ability to save encryped keys in local application storage, and login via passphrase
    Import/export key backup files
    Settings page for managing keys and block explorer
    Encrypt and save existing private key that you generated with older version of Neon
    Logging of public information to help debugging user issues
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Guys, is it true that the NEON wallet has been updated with a newer version?
I will only download the latest version if the link is uploaded on the official Neo website.
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I'm new on here, so bear with me.  Just read rumor that China is planning to ban exchanges altogether.  Has anyone else seen this?  How do you think this will affect NEO short and longterm?  Right now, my plan is to hold regardless.  

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/viabtc-ceo-china-will-ban-bitcoin-exchanges/
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The NEO price surged 50% on Thursday following its listing on bitcoin exchange Bitfinex. NEO is now trading above $30, despite the fact that the China ICO ban remains in full force and the startup has begun issuing refunds to ICO contributors.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/neo-price-jumps-50-defies-china-ico-ban-following-bitfinex-listing/

Why repeat the same known things again and again?

My guess, is he's hoping it goes back to $5 with FUD (unlikely). The reality is when this temporary ban from China is over NEO will likely be positioned to be the top ICO issuer in China with it's built in AML/KYC.
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The NEO price surged 50% on Thursday following its listing on bitcoin exchange Bitfinex. NEO is now trading above $30, despite the fact that the China ICO ban remains in full force and the startup has begun issuing refunds to ICO contributors.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/neo-price-jumps-50-defies-china-ico-ban-following-bitfinex-listing/

Why repeat the same known things again and again?
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Hello! Has a NEON Wallet 32 bit system Windows ?
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The NEO price surged 50% on Thursday following its listing on bitcoin exchange Bitfinex. NEO is now trading above $30, despite the fact that the China ICO ban remains in full force and the startup has begun issuing refunds to ICO contributors.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/neo-price-jumps-50-defies-china-ico-ban-following-bitfinex-listing/
legendary
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It was unexpected help for NEO being listed at Bitfinex. Actually that is the reason of recent recovery and market is giving good impression now if anyone make comparison of few days chart/performance just. NEO may still take sometime but it is out of that early condition now.
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it will be probably top 8 in the end of week. 43usd
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