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Topic: Waves May Soon be Listed in Chinese digital currency exchange Binance (Read 684 times)

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but, chinese goverment had declared that ICO are illegal just today

Ding, ding, ding!

The Chinese govt is also investigating some of the minor exchanges (the big ones like Huobi and OKCoin got investigated earlier this year).

I wouldn't put any faith on Waves being listed in China any time soon.
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I'm afraid it will not listed in binance, just 1.15% has voted for waves by now. Strat or verge will be listed on binance considering current votes. The deadline is also today.
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WAVEs is nowhere near in winning the vote!!  You people suck!! Grin
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Man nice to hear that we are getting listed in China. But after that bad news from china about ICOs ban i think it wont effect the price waves that much. It needs some time now. But anyways, we are going to see huge rises in the future of waves. So dont sell your waves Smiley
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It's a good news for Waves. Binance exchange has a great potencial. Thank's for info!
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After the kind of blood we have seen today after the chinese govt announcement, do you think this will make any difference in the price of waves? I am not so sure for now.

ETH still added major exchanger in china not only binance, but still no problem
only ico can't support in china regulation

binance not major china exchanger so not big effect about price, if added to huobi or okcoin can big effect
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After the kind of blood we have seen today after the chinese govt announcement, do you think this will make any difference in the price of waves? I am not so sure for now.
legendary
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https://www.binance.com/vote.html
1.15% voted for WAVES.  Shocked
Place 11 from 18.
That wasn't a really good support.
But how many Waves holder a registered at Binance?
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but, chinese goverment had declared that ICO are illegal just today
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well done, thanks for the info Cool
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Binance is presently holding a vote on whether to list the Waves currency on their exchange. Should the vote pass, the Waves platform would gain an important entree to the Chinese market.

On August 25, Binance’s CEO Changpeng Zhao confirmed the news about Waves’ coming to the East.

Changpeng Zhao, CEO at Binance says:

    “There have been a lot of requests for Waves, we will put up a vote for it soon”.

Waves, which is the native token in the Waves Platform, is said to be entering Binance via a vote. This could be an important inroad for the currency, as the Chinese market is vast.
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While Waves investors are patiently waiting for the vote, a quick look on Binance slack shows a great deal of support for the Waves listing. Both the Waves and the Binance community are making their voices heard loud and clear.

A prominent Waves community member, WavesGO CEO Marc Jansen shared his thoughts about Binance potentially adding Waves on Twitter.

Marc Jansen, CEO of WavesGO says:

    “Adding Waves is not just adding the crypto, but about getting the infrastructure in place for all interesting ICOs on Waves!”

Twitter user Chhay Lin Lim on the other hand says:

    “It would be great if #WAVES could be added to Binance. As one of the largest market cap coins, it belongs on a great exchange as Binance.”

Turning point for Waves

Binance CEO’s comments could be a turning point for Waves, and many believe that Waves being added to a Chinese exchange is already a done deal.

Since Russia, where Waves originated, and China are geographically close to each other and share similar geopolitical goals, it’s logical that the currency could make its way onto Chinese exchanges.

China also presents itself as the perfect market for Waves since the country has historically been the key driving force behind the rise of Bitcoin. China does not only contribute to over 60% of the Bitcoin mining power, it also is the third biggest country when it comes to Bitcoin trading.


https://cointelegraph.com/news/chinese-exchange-binance-holding-vote-to-decide-on-listing-waves-currency
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