Personally I don't think China is the kind of country where BTCChina can just decide to do a 'work-around' for something like this.
I think if he's accepting deposits again, it's because he's got the all clear from the top.
His explanation simply leaves the door open for them to change their mind & have him take the blame.
I also wouldn't be surprised if China is being forced to counter-balance NY taking such a pro-active fast track approach to Bitcoin regulation. (The lack of clear regulation however strict/loose it might be is the main thing paralysing US Bitcoin businesses, exchanges & big financial players from moving Bitcoin forward in the US atm.) And the last thing China needs is to be sitting proudly on 10k tons of gold after the next crisis thinking it's about to be the major global player only to find the rest of the world doesn't really care because they've happily switched to using programmable money.
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This will give us a temporary spike in prices until the ban hammer comes down again
I'm with you on this one, something else will happen and the saga will continue. It's all part and parcel of the Bitcoin we have come to accept. Not seen much movement lately, not sure if genuine bears or the whales are plotting.
This will give us a temporary spike in prices until the ban hammer comes down again
Do you think it's going to get banned again they obviously removed it for a reason so why would they ban it again?
Oh is that right so it has very high chance of actually being banned again? Sorry my mistake.
This will give us a temporary spike in prices until the ban hammer comes down again
Do you think it's going to get banned again they obviously removed it for a reason so why would they ban it again?
This will give us a temporary spike in prices until the ban hammer comes down again
Do you think it's going to get banned again they obviously removed it for a reason so why would they ban it again?
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