The title still hasn't been changed.
Too misleading.
Topic: PBOC Ex-Deputy: No Space for Coexistence of BTC and CNY in China (Read 1156 times)
December 26, 2014, 04:02:38 AM
Not sure what is their stand anyway. Ok or Not Ok? If okay, then the price of btc should be moving up and not down. I thought the policy was towards restricting use of cryptocurrency but now the tone is different. 
I just mean her views does not represent the Chinese Government, so no matter what she said is "yes" or "no", not much contacts
December 26, 2014, 01:03:27 AM
Yet another China Bans Bitcoin thread.
A Ban Should “Target Risky Products and Foul Players, Not Bitcoin Itself” http://cointelegraph.com/news/112112/a-ban-should-target-risky-products-and-foul-players-not-bitcoin-itself-lakebtc-ceo-thomas-xie
Also spoken by Thomas Xie
December 25, 2014, 10:12:19 PM
Yet another China Bans Bitcoin thread.
December 25, 2014, 10:01:12 PM
Not sure what is their stand anyway. Ok or Not Ok? If okay, then the price of btc should be moving up and not down. I thought the policy was towards restricting use of cryptocurrency but now the tone is different.
just likeQuote
People still listen to what she has to say
anyway, what she said is nothing help to the policymakers 
December 25, 2014, 06:49:32 AM
Such a misleading title. Change it already!
December 25, 2014, 02:34:47 AM
Not sure what is their stand anyway. Ok or Not Ok? If okay, then the price of btc should be moving up and not down. I thought the policy was towards restricting use of cryptocurrency but now the tone is different.
December 25, 2014, 01:49:50 AM
I think it is a good news, but the price has dropped 
December 24, 2014, 11:06:07 PM
Whether Clinton's or W.Bush's speech will affect Obama's decision? It is hard to prove
December 24, 2014, 10:09:01 PM
The former deputy director of the People’s Bank of China has stated that virtual currency can exist in tandem with government-issued currency in a public speech.
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
You might want to edit your title. "No"
add "Might"? I'm sure its also not "YES"
December 24, 2014, 10:01:18 PM
The former deputy director of the People’s Bank of China has stated that virtual currency can exist in tandem with government-issued currency in a public speech.
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
You might want to edit your title. "No"
December 24, 2014, 09:51:45 PM
The former deputy director of the People’s Bank of China has stated that virtual currency can exist in tandem with government-issued currency in a public speech.
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
Speaking at the Sanya Forum international finance event, Wu Xiaoling asserted that “private money in a digital form can coexist with government money” and that such a situation is “the norm in human society.”
[...]
Sounds great, but, "Wu was the deputy governor of PBOC. Now she's more like an economist and a think-tank supporting PBOC's policymaking. People still listen to what she has to say, but we should not "over-react" the importance of this speech." commented by LakeBTC CEO.
So that's the reason why the bitcoin price down after her speech without rising
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113113/pboc-ex-deputy-space-for-coexistence-of-digital-and-government-currency-in-china
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