As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
This question can be answered when looking at the market conditions, other coins will be affected by the current bitcoin sentiment, the current correction phase may affect some coins in the market. Although it is possible, this will not only be affected by bad news appearing in ukraine as well as russia, but if bitcoin reacts negatively then other coins will usually be affected in the same way, that's why people say that bullrun condition is marked faster by bitcoin then coin next will follow after that 
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As Taiwan is a China Territory.
Wrong information! China claims that Taiwan is their territory but it is indeed an independent country.
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As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
If China attacks Taiwan, I think bitcoin's price will be positively impacted. China can take same measures they took with Hongkong residents and w3 have seen people converting their wealth into bitcoin to safeguard from bank account freeze. The demand for bitcoin should increase as well as the price if another war happens!
Hi! I am from Taiwan(Republic of china)
Long story short, Taiwan(Republic of china) used to control the whole landscape of China. Untill the Communist Party in China took most parts of china and froces us to make a last stance in Taiwan. And technically speeking the cival war since 1949 never ended since there wasn't any truce armistice singed. We just kind of stop shooting each other.
If a war breaks out in Taiwan. There will be no mobile phones or computers to use since we produce most of them. So the out come will not just if Bitcoin will drop, you might not have the computers,smart phones,GPUs needed to keep the whole block chian working.
I think otherwise. If there is a war in China-Taiwan, then I'm more concerned with the bitcoin price which will drop for a while but then there will be more mass adoption from Chinese and Taiwanese citizens. because saving money in the BANK when a country is at war is the most risky thing and I think it's stupid. because the only way to secure our assets in times of war is to exchange them for bitcoins and store bitcoins safely. so that transactions with bitcoin even make it easier for us to move assets abroad in large quantities. without worrying about being hit by a limit like in a BANK.
Bitcoin is as global as the Internet, therefore any local conflict between some countries shouldn't really affect Bitcoin too much.
It was designed to be resilient and decentralized, so it will continue to work as expected, just like the Internet keeps working as expected.
It was designed to be resilient and decentralized, so it will continue to work as expected, just like the Internet keeps working as expected.
As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
It's really not that easy to deal with, because with the big global issues like China and Taiwan the economy will be affected by different complexities, and with the crypto market. I think it won't be too different and it will also be impacted. Might as well suffer a sharp drop and vice versa, I think about how volatile the price of gold has been as global economic upheavals played out. 
As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
Why did you decide that such a geopolitical scenario must necessarily affect bitcoin? Does Taiwan account for large mining capacities? - No. China completely kicked out all its miners. Let's say that the people of Taiwan have a lot of btc in their hands and they can bring down the price of it due to selling. But why would they do it? I also don’t see any objective reasons for the Chinese to massively sell bitcoin. In general, I am inclined to the version that the conflict between China and Taiwan should not directly affect the price of bitcoin, but I admit the possibility of this due to indirect reasons.Maybe he just want to show analogy, and even though Bitcoin seems to be ban in China, I still think that the Chinese majority is still holding Bitcoins. The timing though of the attack by Russia against Ukraine is something to think about, we are in a bear market already.
And for hypothetical question, in any case China attacks Taiwan in a full blown bull run will it have a drastic impact on the price?
Taiwan is the largest producer of microchips in the world. It has huge implications for both Bitcoin and global economy. And global economy also affects Bitcoin, especially in the short term. From the recent history we can see that Bitcoin is not a hedge against inflation or economic instability. It tends to follow the stock market and economy in general. So a war in Taiwan would likely crash Bitcoin's price and it would take a lot of time to recover.
The global economy will be affected as usual if there will be another conflict like what happened and still happening to Russia-Ukraine. It's hard to quantify the impact of multiple sanctions that will be imposed by Western countries and China's retaliation until it actually happens. Those who think bitcoin will not be affected after that may have to think again.
I think impact won't that be much.
I'm thinking about not just the war but as well as the start of the pandemic for which brought no impact to bitcoin but instead, the opposite positive it has brought.
I don't wish these to go further, the events such as pandemics, war and any other global issue. But IMO, sometimes btc is going along with the other traditional markets based on sentiments.
I'm thinking about not just the war but as well as the start of the pandemic for which brought no impact to bitcoin but instead, the opposite positive it has brought.
I don't wish these to go further, the events such as pandemics, war and any other global issue. But IMO, sometimes btc is going along with the other traditional markets based on sentiments.
As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
If it's anything like the initial shock we faced at the start of Covid, then it's quite possible that there will be a massive sell off as the world enters some rather dangerous and unstable times. China is already facing various economic problems right now, so a distracting war would be rather useful in galvanizing support for the CCP but there is a strong possibility it would spiral out of control into unknown territory. Beyond the effects on Bitcoin, it would likely be devastating for the world because Taiwan produces a heck of a lot of microchips which go into all sorts of electronics (including vast mining rigs) and any damage to those factories could set the world back decades in development.
As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
With what i know and how i got to understand the scenario of the ongoing war in Russia and Ukraine with its consequences i think it has much effect on the Fiat economy causing inflation but i don't think it has anything to do with bitcoin price determination, bitcoin works in volatility with demand and supply while the ongoing war with respect to btc should only reflect on the affected countries which is Russia and Ukraine.
There will be little to no effect, although I doubt that the Chinese will launch an all-out attack on Taiwan given that it houses one of the most important companies in today's age: TSMC. Should the Chinese attack Taiwan, the latter's allies would surely be backing them up, though not to the point of directly intervening what's going on in the said country as that would surely result to a global war. The Chinese are just showing their muscles against 'their territory' because they know Taiwan can't fight back, and that the US and its allies will not do anything rash even.
Are cryptocurrency banned in China? I have completely missed latest news about that, but I always remember that China was banning and allowing crypto all the time.
If China attack Taiwan, a lot of new money will flood cryptocurrency market, as people would try to save their money from being frozen. Which means Bitcoin price grows up, because holders will try to sell Bitcoin as expensive as possible imo.
If China attack Taiwan, a lot of new money will flood cryptocurrency market, as people would try to save their money from being frozen. Which means Bitcoin price grows up, because holders will try to sell Bitcoin as expensive as possible imo.
Why did you decide that such a geopolitical scenario must necessarily affect bitcoin? Does Taiwan account for large mining capacities? - No. China completely kicked out all its miners. Let's say that the people of Taiwan have a lot of btc in their hands and they can bring down the price of it due to selling. But why would they do it? I also don’t see any objective reasons for the Chinese to massively sell bitcoin. In general, I am inclined to the version that the conflict between China and Taiwan should not directly affect the price of bitcoin, but I admit the possibility of this due to indirect reasons.
Taking note that we're talking about price here:
Macroeconomic stuff usually affects both bitcoin and the stock markets because events like the one mentioned gives the market in general a good amount of uncertainty; and investors in general don't want uncertainty(hence we see drawdowns a good amount of times).
Whatever that can affect bitcoin's price doesn't necessarily need to be directly related(e.g. mining, etc).
As Taiwan is a China Territory. As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
Why did you decide that such a geopolitical scenario must necessarily affect bitcoin? Does Taiwan account for large mining capacities? - No. China completely kicked out all its miners. Let's say that the people of Taiwan have a lot of btc in their hands and they can bring down the price of it due to selling. But why would they do it? I also don’t see any objective reasons for the Chinese to massively sell bitcoin. In general, I am inclined to the version that the conflict between China and Taiwan should not directly affect the price of bitcoin, but I admit the possibility of this due to indirect reasons. 
As we see BTC was down before Russia Ukraine war. But it effects mostly BTC and BTC not recovered till now. Shiba inu will be effected if above tension come true. And many more token will be effected.
It is true that bitcoin declined slightly prior to the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, but this decline continued and fell sharply as the Russo-Ukrainian conflict escalated, and traders have identified that a new source of dispute between China and Taiwan will affect the bitcoin price.and currently the bitcoin price is very difficult to rise even if it goes up a little it won't take long to go back down, and I think the China-Taiwan conflict will make it even more difficult for bitcoin to go up. And Crypto, like most financial markets, is very vulnerable to geopolitical tensions and I don't care about Shiba.
I'm currently out of the loop concerning the China-Taiwan-US thing because I'm on a vacation, but if you want to have an idea(no guarantees, obviously) on how BTC will move, probably take a look at S&P500 and Dow Jones futures indices. With macro stuff, bitcoin mostly moves with the US stock market.
As Taiwan is a China Territory.
Wrong information! China claims that Taiwan is their territory but it is indeed an independent country.
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As Russia attack on Ukraine it effects the BTC mostly. My question is that how many others coin will affected if above said thing goes straight.
If China attacks Taiwan, I think bitcoin's price will be positively impacted. China can take same measures they took with Hongkong residents and w3 have seen people converting their wealth into bitcoin to safeguard from bank account freeze. The demand for bitcoin should increase as well as the price if another war happens!
If other asian countries or Taiwan are able to deter an invasion on their own (they are an island and it is their land, they may have complex plans to prevent being invaded) then we might see more positive effects on both bitcoins and stocks valuations.
Hopefully they could. With regards to OP's inquiry I think it could drag down btc price like what happened on Russia and Ukraine were series of fuds has escalated and panic selling due to needs of funds for the war.But we all knew China (Chinese community loves bitcoin) cant totally dump their asset for the war which likely wanted by US since its their business afterall. A war could trigger a lot of movement here and no one could anticipate a factor whether its bullish or bearish. Remember covid is an international problem too but crypto market were able to do a Bull run season. Its depend on a major factor actually even its a war.
As we see BTC was down before Russia Ukraine war. But it effects mostly BTC and BTC not recovered till now. Shiba inu will be effected if above tension come true. And many more token will be effected.
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