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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 30995. (Read 26711510 times)

legendary
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
China still has currency export controls. Of course they are going to shut down BTC on the mainland.  Maximum fiat withdrawal for mainlanders without guanxi is still USD50,000 per annum.  
legendary
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Dumb broad
So only the Chinese government is allowed to work as a Bitcoin exchange in China now?

No, not quite what we said.  But I'm sure they like your idea Smiley
Hm... But then, is this any different from when they said banks couldn't be exchanges and civilians and companies could as long as they recognize the government isn't gonna bail them out if the price goes down?

Well, it seems that all the players in the chain (banks, exchanges, moneytransfers) are coming under pressure in one form or another.  Remember in China you can't go "oh I disagree with this"...they drive over you in a tank.  People are spooked and leaving the market.  I imagine the manipulators have seen the situation and decided to take advantage further compounding the losses.  

With christmas next week the market was always going to be weakened...my strategy (not particulalry imaginative I know) is to hold...don't accept losses, just remember this is BTC and by the end of March will prob be worth $2K.

hero member
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There seems to be 0 fiatskis enterings BTChina. Almost out of fiat there (at the rate we are going).
hero member
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Whoa, there are a lot of cats in this wall.
I say the rest of the world votes China off the island. 
legendary
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This is so shizophrenic.
hero member
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Whoa, there are a lot of cats in this wall.
legendary
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Drunk Posts
Pretty accurately describes how I feel right now...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ku1A5Ox8U

Blame it on MtGoxchina
full member
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All your coin are belong to me.
legendary
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legendary
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Dumb broad
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Firstbits.com/1fg4i :)
So only the Chinese government is allowed to work as a Bitcoin exchange in China now?

No, not quite what we said.  But I'm sure they like your idea Smiley
Hm... But then, is this any different from when they said banks couldn't be exchanges and civilians and companies could as long as they recognize the government isn't gonna bail them out if the price goes down?
legendary
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Dumb broad
Not sure if most of the economy isn't going to end up owned by a gabbling addicted grandma or RPG raid party :/

Sorry, am I meant to be a 'gabbling addicted grandma'?

Actually I was thinking more along the lines of some Chinese grandma who has no idea what bitcoin is but her friends where playing so she bought some tokens. Or the Queen of England. Could be you of course, whales own this market and they feed off each other but good luck can make whales from anyone.

LOL...OK....I thought my secret was out for a minute Wink
sr. member
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And Gox refusing to play along.

Nearly $200 spread between gox and BTC.
sr. member
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Thanks for the cheap coins y'all, I have a very happy client and several very angry ones.


Why angry?   You did of course explain to them (before they bought) that this happens in bitcoin, right . . . ?

P.S.  You didn't get any of my coins  Tongue
legendary
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Trusted Bitcoiner
i think the market has definitely confirmed that the china news is BAD

 Shocked look at it go!!
legendary
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Dumb broad
So only the Chinese government is allowed to work as a Bitcoin exchange in China now?

No, not quite what we said.  But I'm sure they like your idea Smiley
sr. member
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And Gox refusing to play along.
legendary
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Trusted Bitcoiner
hero member
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BTC-China is now at 3400 RMB, back at the Nov/18 level, before the First November Bubble.
It lost more than 50% since the Nov/30 peak (7600 RMB)
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