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September 08, 2017, 11:45:43 AM
#25
Thanks for the information that you have provided in this article. I still worry about BTC will dump in the future, there is so much information detrimental to BTC from China. I hope not to dump BTC below $ 4000, so I pray.


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September 08, 2017, 11:35:41 AM
#24
I don't understand why china will go against bitcoin as to prohibiting bitcoin exchangers in china. That country rely so much with digital payment and most people there are widely using cyptocurrencies. One thing they should do is just regulate exchangers and don't ban it.

It was really quite a surprise news from China. As we all know that they are bitcoin friendly. But in just 5 days, two negative news coming from them is no good for the market. I see news that they are not totally banning ICO but will put regulations instead. So I think they should do this for the local exchanges there as well. Let's see if they are going to change their decisions.
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September 08, 2017, 11:34:36 AM
#23
I don't understand why china will go against bitcoin as to prohibiting bitcoin exchangers in china. That country rely so much with digital payment and most people there are widely using cyptocurrencies. One thing they should do is just regulate exchangers and don't ban it.

That could be the case... that much is at least certain.  The outright ban isn't etched in stone yet, but it has been penciled in let's say.  

I think the problem of China with exchanges isn't the exchanges or Crypto-Currency itself, they want to have control over every business and everyone on their country. If the exchanges pay tribute to the government or if the exchanges belong to the government there isn't problem at all. Seems China is the first experience of a country government trying to have control over Crypto-Currency, we can observe it and watch the consequences.
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September 08, 2017, 11:32:40 AM
#22
a lot of bad news circulated a few days. china forbids ico and it affects the exchange rate of bitcoin and all coins. even new today changer in china close their booth. and increasingly makes the bitcoin price drop dramatically. and reportedly again about malaysia which he said follow in the footsteps of china. but not to worry this all must have passed.
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September 08, 2017, 11:32:05 AM
#21
I don't understand why china will go against bitcoin as to prohibiting bitcoin exchangers in china. That country rely so much with digital payment and most people there are widely using cyptocurrencies. One thing they should do is just regulate exchangers and don't ban it.

That could be the case... that much is at least certain.  The outright ban isn't etched in stone yet, but it has been penciled in let's say. 
sr. member
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September 08, 2017, 11:29:50 AM
#20
Can anyone tell me what is happening to Bitcoin? BTC price from 4660 dropped 4k1 and still continues to decrease, investors and trade as I'm feeling very confused. Give me some advice right now, so I can calm down.
This should not really be a worry. Almost all the cryptocurrencies dropped in value and are already picking back up. In fact those dips were the best time to buy for those of us who are trading. This happened after a fake news was released about China shutting down all exchanges which was later announced it wasn't right. This is normal in every market and cryptocurrency market isn't any different.
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September 08, 2017, 11:29:36 AM
#19
I don't understand why china will go against bitcoin as to prohibiting bitcoin exchangers in china. That country rely so much with digital payment and most people there are widely using cyptocurrencies. One thing they should do is just regulate exchangers and don't ban it.
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September 08, 2017, 11:25:59 AM
#18
It dumped because of China fake news about Bitcoin Ban. It happened in 2014 and now they are doing it again. IT is a hoax. Don't fall for it. Don't give your Bitcoins to them.

I wish so much that it was just fake news, but it's very real.

I get it... you, and others probably have a good amount invested in BTC, and so want to restore people's confidence no matter what it takes.  But that's selfish and could be damaging to other people.  Honesty is in everyones best interest so that we can make educated decisions and to when to buy, sell, and hold.

I had a feeling this surprising recovering didn't have very strong legs to stand on.  And I wasn't the only one.  I hope to God I'm wrong and pleasantly surprised, and that 41-4200 was the low water mark.  But I don't think we're out of the woods quite yet.
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September 08, 2017, 11:23:22 AM
#17
The reporter at Caixin news said China is going to ban Fiat to Bitcoin exchange, based on their own sources.
So yes, it is unconfirmed report aka fake news.

But it is highly likely it will happen in future. The 4th September announcement Clause 3 did mention China is going to regulate the exchanges strongly. China is against money laundering, not Bitcoin. So anything can happen.

http://finance.caixin.com/2017-09-08/101142797.html
The first comment, a Chinese said "This is fake news, anyone can publish a news with 100 Yuan bought from Taobao."
Another user commented: "I lost 30,000 Yuan today because of this shit news".

It looks like it's planned, or the massive sell off happened coincidently. But fluctuation of just $400 is perfectly normal for Bitcoin on any day. Cheesy
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September 08, 2017, 11:15:49 AM
#16
https://cointelegraph.com/news/breaking-bitcoin-altcoin-prices-tumble-up-to-25-on-china-exchange-ban-rumors

Local outlet Caixin is reporting the Asian country is planning to shut down local bitcoin exchanges, according to a Google translation.

Bitcoin's price fell 7 percent Friday following the news, according to Coindesk market data.

Yes, this what really drove the price to dive today. Its only Chinese exchanges though and not Asian countries. Its really the news the comes from China that impacted the price negatively. We have just recovered from their ICO banning news last Monday and now this. They are really clamping on bitcoin now. I do not know what drove them to be anti-bitcoin, though majority of the mining farms are located in their country.
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September 08, 2017, 11:14:39 AM
#15
Looks like the bleeding may have stopped. Bitcoin back up to 4.3k
sr. member
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September 08, 2017, 11:13:56 AM
#14
Yeap as previously said we have entered such type of the market at the moment, when bitcoin pumps and dumps regulary it will last approx. week or two.
After it we will see a huge HYPE and bitcoin will reach 5000$
sr. member
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September 08, 2017, 11:11:13 AM
#13
Can anyone tell me what is happening to Bitcoin? BTC price from 4660 dropped 4k1 and still continues to decrease, investors and trade as I'm feeling very confused. Give me some advice right now, so I can calm down.





if you draw conclusions will be pumped, yes buy to invest.
but if you are very doubtful. it's better to hold it and recalculate it.
I can only monitor developments
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September 08, 2017, 11:04:45 AM
#12
There are rumours that Chinese authorities shut down local Chinese exchanges. I do not know whether this also holds to Hong Kong based exchanges. If so it could hit major exchanges like Bittrex.
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September 08, 2017, 10:57:28 AM
#11
Can anyone tell me what is happening to Bitcoin? BTC price from 4660 dropped 4k1 and still continues to decrease, investors and trade as I'm feeling very confused. Give me some advice right now, so I can calm down.


Keep holding your Bitcoin. As an investor, you should expect for risks like this. But everything's assured that it will eventually increase again. Maybe it is because of the hardfork that will happen in the month of November. Fluctuations on its demand and market value are innevitable. There's nothing to worry, things like this is part of Bitcoin's volatility.
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September 08, 2017, 10:56:53 AM
#10
Can anyone tell me what is happening to Bitcoin? BTC price from 4660 dropped 4k1 and still continues to decrease, investors and trade as I'm feeling very confused. Give me some advice right now, so I can calm down.



So you are in a worry right now because like you said you are not calm. How much more if the price if the bitcoin price crashed at $2,000 what will you do now lol.

Rather than looking at the technical aspects why the price decreases today, try to learn the meaning of volatility or should I say the bitcoin price behaviour. Didn't you know that price decrease is giving us an opportunity to make again another rounds of buying. Also what you must look when you are holding bitcoin is "LONG TERM GOALS" and this price decrease can be recovered. Remember the recent price decrease just days ago? Take it as reference.
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September 08, 2017, 10:55:29 AM
#9
It dumped because of China fake news about Bitcoin Ban. It happened in 2014 and now they are doing it again. IT is a hoax. Don't fall for it. Don't give your Bitcoins to them.
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September 08, 2017, 10:54:04 AM
#8
A 10-20% daily swing in price isn't any cause for concern. Even a 50% swing isn't really anything special, not with the kind of rapid growth it's had of late.

A crash is if it falls back to what it was not long ago, to the $500 range.

Maybe this is normal for a crypto currency, but it's very unpleasant to watch your capital thaw)
But I am optimistic and confident that very soon the price will go up again
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September 08, 2017, 10:53:44 AM
#7
perhaps because chinese government will ban exchanges in china
newbie
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September 08, 2017, 10:51:22 AM
#6
A 10-20% daily swing in price isn't any cause for concern. Even a 50% swing isn't really anything special, not with the kind of rapid growth it's had of late.

A crash is if it falls back to what it was not long ago, to the $500 range.
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