Just speculation on my part, but I think that one of the banks was about to start trading in bitcoin and ran it by the party (they do that over there) and the party had a good look at it and had more questions that needed answering.
Until they worked out the 'in's and out's' of bitcoin banking they put a ban on banks using bitcoin.
Like I said though, that is me speculating.
Neil
Topic: question about china / i feel, strange rulings - page 2. (Read 1980 times)
Given that it is within the power of the Chinese Gov, to ban or at least ban all Chinese companies from dealing in Bitcoin, why have they not simply banned it?
it seems strange to me as to why they would put the "hurdles" in the way of bitcoin development within China, that are now seeming more anti bitcoin, yet they have not made any mention about banning its use outright (rather the opposite).
I dont think that it is a case that they "dare not ban" bitcoin, in a similar way to how a western gov may react, as china are very use to banning things that do not "meet in with their plans for the country".
Just wondering what other people think, as i find these actions "strange"....
Thanks
Ford
it seems strange to me as to why they would put the "hurdles" in the way of bitcoin development within China, that are now seeming more anti bitcoin, yet they have not made any mention about banning its use outright (rather the opposite).
I dont think that it is a case that they "dare not ban" bitcoin, in a similar way to how a western gov may react, as china are very use to banning things that do not "meet in with their plans for the country".
Just wondering what other people think, as i find these actions "strange"....
Thanks
Ford
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