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Re: Would it be possible to use Cryptocurrencies in China?
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Odyssey963
on 22/11/2019, 14:46:10 UTC
Recently, I heard that China banned holding cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency transactions, so does that mean that having cryptocurrency in China would be a criminal offense? Moreover, why create such a ban in the first place?


regarding the ban topic, as I know:

- the authority think the blockchain tech. is good as far as NO tokens or virtual currencies are issued! (as it could be useful for some sectors in
  some scenarios or cases, especially in Fintech. they are considering issue national DCEP using blockchain tech.) so that means, they are pro-
  blockchain tech. but against tokens, coins issued in any form... so the ICO, IFO, STO etc. in China are all banned and considered illegal. they banned
  those because partially they can, now even some foreign entities issuing ICO is banning the participation of Chinese (and US?) citizens alike
  with KYC proceedings. but it's still a gray area here, if some people want, they still can participate certain foreign ICOs...

- they banned the cypto-exchanges operating in China and banned all financial institutions from supporting the traders buying/selling cyptos directly,
  because partially they can. the banks, including weChat pay, Alipay etc. if they find out or are suspicious that you have using your bank account
  buying or selling cryptos, your account will be frozen without any prior notice.  but I said "partially" because there are now over hundred or thousand
  global exchanges and even DEX people can use, they blockade some domains but cann't block all...

- they didn't ban the people to buy/sell cryptos via per-to-per (or OTC), to own and withhold cryptos, to transact from personal wallet to another
  because they can not! would somebody tell me how can a person, an entity, or even a country to ban this through open internet? by suvillence
  of everybody's crypto-wallet?  I think the authority would do it if they can, but unfortunately they can not. I think until now there are also lots of
  Chinese prozessing cryptos, they can't just claim it illegal and arrest those people on this!

Bassically what they can do the best is keep rolling out statements, policies, warnings or even some real actions (like to cleasen illegal local exchanges)to panic those who own cryptos and help push negative sentiment to the market and drag crypto-price down, because if people
lose their investment, they tend to drop out and lose interest to cryptos, and that sometimes works like now...
 
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Re: Reason for current bloodbath
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Odyssey963
on 22/11/2019, 12:36:25 UTC
I think beside the rumors of Binance, the current tanking of the market is the result from panic selling from some Chinese crypto-traders or holders as
today the PBoC ( and some local government entitis)claims to initiate an action for investigation and clearing the so called "illegal ICO, IEO,STO IFO platforms and any entity or exchange trading virtual currencies inside China.  remember the 04.Sep.2017 China bans all exchanges and expells all outside of country, but right now in China there are still some big or small exchanges offering trading services to the Chinese, they become target of the government.  China is always pro-blockchain but against all ICO, coins or tokens in any form.
you could say the Chinese traders are not as important or vital to bring a substantial market pump or dump influnce as they did years ago, but they still stands for a significant portion and has certain impact to the market (if they don't leave this market).