Quote from: Aabcde on December 12, 2019, 06:39:38 AM

Yes it is true. In other way that the Chinese government is very anti-bitcoin and altcoin. But so far, in my opinion there are still many investors from China who have quietly ignored the country's regulations. This must be triggered by 'profit'. Which in the sense that a person's attitude can change in order to achieve something he wants. On the other hand, it is indeed very good if a crypto project can penetrate the Chinese market, because as we know that they are the most populous country. Certainly will be successful if the above can be achieved. But, I think actually without even entering China there are still many projects that can be successful in terms of fundraising. This must be supported by a good idea, an expert team, a timely roadmap, an innovative product, and a large exchanger that supports.

That's right, it's the promotion of the project itself, not the pursuit of local investment. It only needs more people to understand the value of the project. It is not necessary to carry out ICO activities and other content in China. Because there are many, many investors in China who are not trading locally.