Topic: Tomorrow, All Chinese Exchangers are going to shutdown - page 2. (Read 755 times)
Nah, I already think that if they are going to allow its exchanges to open again, its not gonna be too soon. Maybe in 2018, but not this year because how will the Chinese looks at the eyes of the investors or even another nation? So if they really going to shut it down so be it. We are now doing just fine without the Chinese influence so I must say that we can continue to march towards the end of the year without them much better.
Tether's probably the biggest threat to crypto's well being at present. And questionable operations mindlessly adopting it are only going to hasten its demise. Presumably Tether have no say over where it's traded. They could do with a veto I think.
1/11/2017 is the dead line given by China authority, major Chinese Exchangers are going to shutdown tomorrow.
Any one telling you something is re-opening in China or China gov is secretly allowing crytos trading or Chinese unicorn is farting out new exchangers, are fudders.
okcoin.cn:
"从10月31日24时起，OKCoin币行(www.okcoin.cn)将停止人民币和比特币交易，大家可以随时提现人民币至自己的银行卡；对于数字资产，大家也可以提现至其他平台或钱包。"
"from 31/10 24:00 okcoin.cn stops CNY/BTC trading, go withdraw now!"
huobi.com:
"公告：关于火币网(www.huobi.com)10月31日停止交易的公告"
"huobi.com stop trading after 31/10"
btcchina.com:
"2. 比特币中国将按照9月14日公告所示，准时在9月30日中午12:00关停一切交易，包括人民币和数字资产的交易，以及币币交易；
3. 平台数字资产及人民帀的最终提现截止时间为10月30日中午12:00；用户如不想保留数字资产，请尽快兑换成人民币再进行提现；"
"Last warning, deadline for you to withdraw is 30/10 mid 12:00"
Some of these exchangers recently registered aboard with new domains trading USD Tether/BTC pairs, they don't accept CNY deposit nor Withdrawal, they might not even accept clients from China and US. in fact, they can't even accept USD deposit directly, that's why they go for Tether. such as:
huobi.pro by huobi.com
okex.com and okcoin.com by okcoin.cn
etc..
Remind everyone here, these fake foreign exchangers are operating under the same people in China, China gov can raid them over night. be caution trading on any of them. tether.to is also risky to be cracked down by the US authority just like btc-e code, using ".to" domain to get away from domain seizing by FBI & VeriSign is good but that's not enough, use it at your own risk.
https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/2012/03/unclesam.jpeg
https://www.eff.org/files/styles/large/public/2017/03/17/screen_shot_2017-03-17_at_92837_am.png
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/BTC-Seized.jpg
Any one telling you something is re-opening in China or China gov is secretly allowing crytos trading or Chinese unicorn is farting out new exchangers, are fudders.
okcoin.cn:
"从10月31日24时起，OKCoin币行(www.okcoin.cn)将停止人民币和比特币交易，大家可以随时提现人民币至自己的银行卡；对于数字资产，大家也可以提现至其他平台或钱包。"
"from 31/10 24:00 okcoin.cn stops CNY/BTC trading, go withdraw now!"
huobi.com:
"公告：关于火币网(www.huobi.com)10月31日停止交易的公告"
"huobi.com stop trading after 31/10"
btcchina.com:
"2. 比特币中国将按照9月14日公告所示，准时在9月30日中午12:00关停一切交易，包括人民币和数字资产的交易，以及币币交易；
3. 平台数字资产及人民帀的最终提现截止时间为10月30日中午12:00；用户如不想保留数字资产，请尽快兑换成人民币再进行提现；"
"Last warning, deadline for you to withdraw is 30/10 mid 12:00"
Some of these exchangers recently registered aboard with new domains trading USD Tether/BTC pairs, they don't accept CNY deposit nor Withdrawal, they might not even accept clients from China and US. in fact, they can't even accept USD deposit directly, that's why they go for Tether. such as:
huobi.pro by huobi.com
okex.com and okcoin.com by okcoin.cn
etc..
Remind everyone here, these fake foreign exchangers are operating under the same people in China, China gov can raid them over night. be caution trading on any of them. tether.to is also risky to be cracked down by the US authority just like btc-e code, using ".to" domain to get away from domain seizing by FBI & VeriSign is good but that's not enough, use it at your own risk.
https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/2012/03/unclesam.jpeg
https://www.eff.org/files/styles/large/public/2017/03/17/screen_shot_2017-03-17_at_92837_am.png
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/BTC-Seized.jpg
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