I think yes, even more if future ICO's start accepting privacy coins like Dash, Zcash, Moreno, ...
Soon or later fungibility and privacy will be the norm
Topic: Will China's Ban on ICOs increase the price of anon coins? - page 2. (Read 1037 times)
I think it will make Anọn coin more valuable especially spectre once the Chinese discover they can use it even where tor is blocked.
Likely China would ban the sale of anonymous coins on their exchanges if they ever became popular.
The Chinese people are incredibly skilled at working around what their government constructs to mess with their lives.
They'll find that there are crypto's like xspec out there that will suit them just fine.
They'll find that there are crypto's like xspec out there that will suit them just fine.
Bans make the crypto stronger in the long-run.
In principle, the ban by the Central Bank of China on the conduct of the ICO should lead to an increase in the price of the digital currency, especially used and maintained in China, such as NEO, because some of the money previously sent for ICO support will now go to investing in crypto
That's a reasonable assumption. I certainly hope so as I hold a good amount of some of those 
I'll have to look up XSPEC, I hadn't heard of it.
I'll have to look up XSPEC, I hadn't heard of it.
Well, given that among these projects only XSPEC has got TOR(the proven anonymity way to go) integrated and it works in TOR blocked country which China is, you don't have to be a math teacher to calculate a model where it grows x times given the scare that government imposes on its people
Given China's recent ban on ICOs do you think this will increase the price of privacy coins like Monero, Spectre, Cloak, Verge and ZCash?
Do you also think that this will give NEO a monopoly on 'approved' ICOs in China?
Do you also think that this will give NEO a monopoly on 'approved' ICOs in China?
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