Will China’s $50,000 Quota Matter For Bitcoin After Jan.1?

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Quote from: Matkurb on March 02, 2017, 02:35:19 PM

Quote from: Shady on February 22, 2017, 01:27:01 PM

The Chinese have multiple currencies they stash into and with this happening BTC will become more attractive.

I know people living off faucet opportunity, despite this being a repeat crisis it looks as if more money will be spread out. In many places foreign fiat is better to keep money in than their own.

I think it is possible that the Chinese government is buy bitcoin secretly.

Why would they buy it secretly if they control majority of the Bitcoin network. People should stop giving the Chinese government a bad name. Even if they manipulate the prices on the market I believe it's in the right direction because it help keep it low so that the bad people ( drug dealers, money launderers etc.) would not use Bitcoin as their door to transfer huge sums of money in transacting filthy businesses.

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Quote from: Shady on February 22, 2017, 01:27:01 PM

The Chinese have multiple currencies they stash into and with this happening BTC will become more attractive.

I know people living off faucet opportunity, despite this being a repeat crisis it looks as if more money will be spread out. In many places foreign fiat is better to keep money in than their own.

I think it is possible that the Chinese government is buy bitcoin secretly.

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I think yes, china's target price which is 50,000$ is one of the reason why the price is keep on rising up and also one of the reason why price is skyrocketing is because most of the big investors,manipulators and miners are there in china so it is very easy for them to reach that 50,000$ target price if they will keep on doing good manipulation and good controls in market.

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Quote from: Matkurb on February 22, 2017, 01:06:18 PM

Quote from: Catmony on January 04, 2017, 12:39:07 PM

Quote from: Matkurb on January 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

I also think it is one of the reason, but it will be quite hard to know all of the reason behind any price pump or dump.
However this limitation can easily encourage more Chinese to hold more and more bitcoin.

It seems it does not affect the price of bitcoin.

Why do you think that?
What kind of Information makes you think that?
For me its kinda hard to see if this does or does not affect the price..

If China was really a big player when it comes to the price and traders, then it surely would have had a serious impact in the price as $50,000 is peanuts for decently sized traders.

Just look at how the price is moving up where western exchanges are now steering the price to new highs, while China can't do anything other than following. It used to be exactly the opposite, lol.

China has lost its position and rightfully so. They were causing massive amounts of volatility due to their horrible 'investment' strategy that has more to do with gambling rather than thoughtful trading.

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Quote from: Matkurb on February 22, 2017, 01:06:18 PM

Quote from: Catmony on January 04, 2017, 12:39:07 PM

Quote from: Matkurb on January 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

I also think it is one of the reason, but it will be quite hard to know all of the reason behind any price pump or dump.
However this limitation can easily encourage more Chinese to hold more and more bitcoin.

It seems it does not affect the price of bitcoin.

Why do you think that?
What kind of Information makes you think that?
For me its kinda hard to see if this does or does not affect the price..

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Yuan devaluating? What happened to all those people shouting Renminbi tied to gold was going to be the next new world currency? Sounds like they were just stalling for the upcoming disaster then.

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This will have a great effect on Bitcoin, since if they know they have the possibility, just for a little time, to move a restricted amount of money, they will know this is because something big will come after. They will not miss this opportunity and I think many will move exactly 50 000$. The measure have been introduced quite some time ago, so the early consequences might be known to this day, no ?

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Life is a game, you either play it or get played.

The Chinese have multiple currencies they stash into and with this happening BTC will become more attractive.

I know people living off faucet opportunity, despite this being a repeat crisis it looks as if more money will be spread out. In many places foreign fiat is better to keep money in than their own.

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Quote from: Catmony on January 04, 2017, 12:39:07 PM

Quote from: Matkurb on January 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

I also think it is one of the reason, but it will be quite hard to know all of the reason behind any price pump or dump.
However this limitation can easily encourage more Chinese to hold more and more bitcoin.

It seems it does not affect the price of bitcoin.

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Quote from: Matkurb on January 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

I also think it is one of the reason, but it will be quite hard to know all of the reason behind any price pump or dump.
However this limitation can easily encourage more Chinese to hold more and more bitcoin.

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Quote from: Matkurb on January 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM

Quote from: RealBitcoin on January 03, 2017, 11:47:16 PM

Quote from: hl5460 on January 02, 2017, 11:44:58 PM

As the first day of January 2017 approaches, concerns that the yuan will likely depreciate further in the coming year because of the Chinese government’s enforced capital control may force more users seeking to move money out of the country to Bitcoin.

January 1 is when the yearly $50,000 limit that the Chinese government permits citizens as the amount of money individuals can move out of the country in a year comes to effect. This measure enables many Chinese to pull their money out of China.

http://news.8btc.com/will-chinas-50000-quota-matter-for-bitcoin-after-jan-1

Bitcoin is not outside the country, it's everywhere.

This thinking is quite backwards, Bitcoin is a global network that is everywhere. So what if CNY is stored in Brazil for example, is that not allowed as well? It's still CNY right?

So with the same logic, if you have 1 BTC in your wallet in China, the money is still "in China", because you hold it as a chinese guy.

This makes no sense, and government regulation is always nonsense.

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

There is another side to this NEWBIE wise.....say the China folk start to putter out due to China Gov't making it 10k limit rather then 50k limit to xfer.

But they like all newbies (I was in 2013) have drunk the kool aid and won't dump (holding) at the lower price.....it could be a draw and then the

wonderful world of BTC price sideways for a couple months ..(btc loves sideways) ..just saying (hoping if the China 10k fud comes to pass)

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Quote from: davis196 on January 04, 2017, 06:45:28 AM

Quote from: hl5460 on January 02, 2017, 11:44:58 PM

As the first day of January 2017 approaches, concerns that the yuan will likely depreciate further in the coming year because of the Chinese government’s enforced capital control may force more users seeking to move money out of the country to Bitcoin.

January 1 is when the yearly $50,000 limit that the Chinese government permits citizens as the amount of money individuals can move out of the country in a year comes to effect. This measure enables many Chinese to pull their money out of China.

http://news.8btc.com/will-chinas-50000-quota-matter-for-bitcoin-after-jan-1

I`m wondering about the btc price changes recently.

Is the bitcoin price $1050 only because of China?

If yes,there is a big problem with the bitcoin independence.

I'd imagine that the price $1082 from Coinbase and Bitstamp now is not only because from devaluation of yuan in China but is also due to demonetization in India, and the hyperinflation in Venezuela. Mainly the rally today and previous 5-6 days is coming from China and we can look the price of chinese exchange now is $1121 Bter. Therefore there is an increased demand of coins in China.

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Quote from: Amph on January 03, 2017, 03:24:07 AM

this will actually force their government to take more contorl on bitcoin, if they begin to think that chinese will use bitcoin more

it would lead to more laws for bitcoin thus hidering its adoption, in china, not exactly a good think in my view

Absolutely.Given the strict Chinese laws I doubt anyone would try to go against government policy which would also apply to bitcoin holdings.
This will have negative affect on bitcoin price for many people will have to sell bitcoins to stay in limit

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Quote from: thejaytiesto on January 03, 2017, 10:21:13 AM

Quote from: Kakmakr on January 03, 2017, 02:19:07 AM

It depends on how these capital controls would influence Bitcoin transactions too. If they regulate fiat to Bitcoin and limit the amounts that can be bought and sold on exchanges, then Bitcoin would not benefit from these changes in the policy. This will in turn force people to buy bitcoins via Black markets and not through regulated exchanges. So it all depends on how the capital controls would be enforced. ^hmmmmm^

it is a matter of time, China will end up banning bitcoin so we must be ready for that day. We must make bitcoin as decentralized as possible (that means supporting Core and segwit) and we must hurry up with the LN and sidechain to guarantee maximun privacy and transaction volumes.
Our hope will be in the black market. Again, only a matter of time until China bans it, they are not going to sit back and see how their money goes away.

It is very likely that China will ban bitcoin in their country. The reason why they are limiting the the 50,000$ qouta to 10,000$ is that many Chinese are laundering money using bitcoins in their country. Such limit is also one step to hold the dollars in their hand so as not to have economic crisis in their country. Lastly it is possibly that China will ban bitcoin if they launch their virtual fiat currency soon.

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Quote from: Amph on January 03, 2017, 03:24:07 AM

this will actually force their government to take more contorl on bitcoin, if they begin to think that chinese will use bitcoin more

it would lead to more laws for bitcoin thus hidering its adoption, in china, not exactly a good think in my view

They can't control everything. Lets say they try and succeed, alt will step in its place, pandoras box has been opened and nothing can close it.

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Quote from: hl5460 on January 02, 2017, 11:44:58 PM

As the first day of January 2017 approaches, concerns that the yuan will likely depreciate further in the coming year because of the Chinese government’s enforced capital control may force more users seeking to move money out of the country to Bitcoin.

January 1 is when the yearly $50,000 limit that the Chinese government permits citizens as the amount of money individuals can move out of the country in a year comes to effect. This measure enables many Chinese to pull their money out of China.

http://news.8btc.com/will-chinas-50000-quota-matter-for-bitcoin-after-jan-1

I`m wondering about the btc price changes recently.

Is the bitcoin price $1050 only because of China?

If yes,there is a big problem with the bitcoin independence.

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Quote from: hl5460 on January 02, 2017, 11:44:58 PM

As the first day of January 2017 approaches, concerns that the yuan will likely depreciate further in the coming year because of the Chinese government’s enforced capital control may force more users seeking to move money out of the country to Bitcoin.

January 1 is when the yearly $50,000 limit that the Chinese government permits citizens as the amount of money individuals can move out of the country in a year comes to effect. This measure enables many Chinese to pull their money out of China.

http://news.8btc.com/will-chinas-50000-quota-matter-for-bitcoin-after-jan-1

yes, awesome. The price will continue to rise up and it will hit 2,000$ in this year I think.
This is a lovely year of bitcoin. Congratulations to bitcoin holders.

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Quote from: Amph on January 03, 2017, 03:24:07 AM

this will actually force their government to take more contorl on bitcoin, if they begin to think that chinese will use bitcoin more

it would lead to more laws for bitcoin thus hidering its adoption, in china, not exactly a good think in my view

For a person who has spent a long time in the forum I cant believe that you can fathom that it will force their government to take more control of BTC. How are they going to do it exactly? Please enlighten us with a thorough explanation.

If they really had a way to control it they would have done it already.

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Quote from: RealBitcoin on January 03, 2017, 11:47:16 PM

Quote from: hl5460 on January 02, 2017, 11:44:58 PM

As the first day of January 2017 approaches, concerns that the yuan will likely depreciate further in the coming year because of the Chinese government’s enforced capital control may force more users seeking to move money out of the country to Bitcoin.

January 1 is when the yearly $50,000 limit that the Chinese government permits citizens as the amount of money individuals can move out of the country in a year comes to effect. This measure enables many Chinese to pull their money out of China.

http://news.8btc.com/will-chinas-50000-quota-matter-for-bitcoin-after-jan-1

Bitcoin is not outside the country, it's everywhere.

This thinking is quite backwards, Bitcoin is a global network that is everywhere. So what if CNY is stored in Brazil for example, is that not allowed as well? It's still CNY right?

So with the same logic, if you have 1 BTC in your wallet in China, the money is still "in China", because you hold it as a chinese guy.

This makes no sense, and government regulation is always nonsense.

I think the $50000 quota is the reason behind the recent rise.

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Quote from: aso118 on January 03, 2017, 10:00:07 AM

If you don't want the government to track it, using bitcoins is a poor choice. The best way is to use cash.
Bitcoin leaves a trail and if the government does pick it up, you will be in trouble.

If you don't buy bitcoin from regulated bitcoin trading platform than you may not get in trouble as government can't just track you down by bitcoin address. But this is true that if they want to limit the amount of currency they can move out of country than they may also put limit on number of bitcoin you can buy from regulated trading platform, which may pump more volume in p2p trading platform like localbitcoins, paxful etc.

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