Quote from: Gifted on December 01, 2016, 01:07:05 AM

In February 2013, China became the second largest active Bitcoin market globally as measured by wallet downloads. This has attracted new Bitcoin based businesses to China and what could be a massive market for the developing virtual currency. An example is Bitfash, which was launched in April 2013 and became the first online shopping platform for clothes to accept Bitcoin as payment; one of its key target markets is China. Can the Chinese consumer shift the value of the virtual currency as they did with gold earlier in 2013? What will the government eventually inevitably do to control the currency? It could be a potentially huge market, but will largely depend on its payment function development, the attitude of the Chinese government and the stability of Bitcoin's value.

People in china prefer like to use bitcoin becouse they want to avoid government control of their money. Although the biggest bitcoin mass adoption is in china, but they still can not control bitcoin. They only can use they big bitcoin capital to control the price of bitcoin. If bitcoin spread and circulation is good, no one can control bitcoin price although the have really big capital. China is not control bitcoin but the people who have huge capital can control it.