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  1. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 13 september 2017 23:20
    China Ban on ICO is Temporary, Licensing to be Introduced: Official
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    Regulations

    During an interview with state-owned national television network CCTV-13, Hu Bing, a researcher at the Institute of Finance and Banking, a Chinese government-supported academic research organization, claimed that the government’s ban on initial coin offerings (ICOs) is only temporary.

    The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and its Institute of Finance and Banking are affiliated with the State Council of the People's Republic of China, the chief administrative authority of the People’s Republic of China. The Chinese Institute of Finance and its researchers are considered to be a government institution and government officials.
    “Only temporary”

    In his interview with CCTV translated by Box Mining, Bing explained that the suspension on ICOs and the government’s declaration of ICOs as an illegal fundraising method are only temporary, until local financial regulators introduce necessary regulatory frameworks and policies for both ICO investors and projects.

    More importantly, Bing emphasized that the Chinese cryptocurrency community must understand that the government has not “forbidden” ICOs but instead “paused” them, demonstrating the government’s intention to resume ICOs in the near future. Bing also noted that the Chinese government and its financial regulators are currently considering the potential of allowing ICOs to raise money in a controlled environment, through a licensing program.

    Essentially, if the government decides to legalize and regulate the ICO market, its licensing program would structure similarly to the BitLicense program of New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDF), which requires companies to obtain a license from the state in order to operate and serve people of New York.
    Leaving the US stage

    Many startups in New York have left the state due to the impractical policies proposed by NYSDF and the BitLicense. Specifically, even large-scale startups like ShapeShift, which remain as one of the most widely utilized cryptocurrency exchanges, have left New York because of the state’s strict policies in regard to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations.

    But, five companies including Coinbase and Bitstamp have maintained their operations in the state of New York, spending upwards to $100,000 in order to obtain their license.

    In the upcoming months, it’s possible for the Chinese government to roll out a licensing program for ICOs, as an attempt to restructure the market and introduce legitimate ICO projects and Blockchain startups to the public for token sales and fundraising.

    It is important to consider that the Chinese government has a history of banning many emerging and innovative technologies. For instance, in 2013, the Chinese government and its financial regulators had banned Bitcoin on two separate occasions. PBoC went as far to ban Bitcoin transactions and trading activities. But, as trading activities simply moved over to over-the-counter markets and the market became even more difficult to regulate, PBoC and Chinese financial regulators came to a consensus to legalize and regulate Bitcoin.
    Singapore optimism

    A similar situation may transpire with the ICO market. If ICOs and Blockchain startups simply move to Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan, countries that have expressed their optimism towards ICOs, the ban on ICOs by the Chinese government will only hurt the Chinese Blockchain sector.
  2. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 14 september 2017 11:25
    It Is Neither Realistic Nor Feasible To Ban Bitcoin: China’s Leading Newspaper
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    Regulations

    Major Chinese news outlet People has released an article stating it is “not feasible” to ban Bitcoin in China.

    According to the author, Guanghua University professor Liu Xiaolei, authorities should only be concerned about cryptocurrency’s potential to increase speculative moves in the domestic economy.

    “Given the decentralized p2p trading characteristics of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, it is neither realistic nor feasible to ban Bitcoin,” Liu wrote.

    “...If Bitcoin has no value in the real economy, but rather only the value as a speculative investment, then limiting the speculation will help funds from Bitcoin speculation to return to the real economy.”

    The comments came as part of a broader opinion piece on ICOs, which China banned outright last week.

    Concerns are also mounting that Bitcoin-to-fiat exchange will also stop once again - these having influenced cryptocurrency prices considerably despite a lack of official information.

    On the topic of exchanges, Liu agreed controls should be in place, saying it is “entirely feasible and necessary to strengthen the supervision of trading platforms for cryptocurrency.”

    On ICOs, however, warnings remain, echoing continued suspicion from an increasing number of international regulators releasing official warnings to potential investors.

    These most recently included Canada, the UK and Hong Kong.
  3. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 15 september 2017 07:57
    China Is Said to Call for Bitcoin Exchange Halt by Month-End
    Bloomberg News
    15 september 2017 05:24 CEST

    Cryptocurrency has tumbled 30% from high amid crackdown
    Exchange order follows ban on initial coin offerings

    China has notified regional regulators that it aims to stop exchange trading of cryptocurrencies by the end of September, according to people familiar with the matter.

    The plan was distributed by a People’s Bank of China-led group overseeing Internet finance risks, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information is private.

    The notice suggests policy makers will move quickly with their most far-reaching measure to rein in the growth of cryptocurrencies. China’s crackdown, which includes a ban on initial coin offerings announced last week, has fueled a 30 percent sell-off in bitcoin from its all-time high on Sept. 1.

    The digital currency tumbled on Thursday after BTC China, one of the country’s largest cryptocurrency venues, said it would stop handling trades by month-end. Rivals OKCoin and Huobi said they haven’t received any regulatory orders to halt. The PBOC didn’t immediately reply to a faxed request for comment.

    The cryptocurrency ban will only apply to trading on exchanges, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg on Monday. Authorities don’t have plans to stop over-the-counter transactions, the people said.

    China accounts for about 23 percent of bitcoin trades and is also home to many of the world’s biggest bitcoin miners, who use vast amounts of computing power to confirm transactions in the digital currency.

    While Beijing’s motivation for the exchange ban is unclear, it comes amid a broad clampdown on financial risk in the run-up to a Communist Party leadership reshuffle next month. Bitcoin’s surge over the past few years has fueled concerns of a bubble and prompted warnings of a potential crash from skeptics including JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon and billionaire investor Howard Marks.

    Some market observers have speculated that China will allow cryptocurrency exchanges to re-open once the government has measures in place to provide greater oversight.

    Matt Roszak, the chairman of Washington-based Chamber of Digital Commerce and an investor in BTC China, said he anticipates that the exchange will resume operations by year-end.

    “That is the expectation based on months of discussions -- the timing of which may be impacted a bit with the ICO phenomenon,” Roszak said in an email. “China is preparing to provide licensure for less than a handful of exchanges as it grapples with the meteoric increase in cryptocurrency trading, and speculation on ICOs -- licensure and engagement with government will help propel this industry forward.”

    — With assistance by Steven Yang, and Gary Gao
  4. [verwijderd] 15 september 2017 09:21
    www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-price...

    Regulatory uncertainty shook the crypto markets on Thursday, as traders grappled with increasingly-credible rumors that the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) will suspend trading at Chinese bitcoin exchanges. Weighed down by this tumultuous climate, the bitcoin price has fallen below $3,000 at Chinese markets.
  5. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 15 september 2017 09:27
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    Opstapelen schreef op 15 september 2017 09:06:

    Er is wel een enorme pull back aan de gang zeg. Van $5000 naar $3000 in een mum van tijd. Vraag me af er zo nog betere koopmomenten komen. Zeker als ik bovenstaande stuk lees. China gaat wel weer overstag blijkbaar.
    Ik denk ook dat de soep in China minder heet wordt opgediend en dat de huidige BTC-koers best weleens een mooi koopmoment kan blijken te zijn.
  6. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 15 september 2017 09:44
    Great Time to Buy Bitcoin as “Unreliable Sources” from China Spook Markets
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    As usual there is a massive overreaction from news coming from China. It’s possible to say that the basis of latest announcement that China is banning ICOs and exchanges is unreliable as there has been no formal statement from a government official.

    The origin of the news was a Google translated article from a Chinese journalist, who apparently had spoken to some official. So the news is three layers from the original source.

    Last time China banned or wanted to stop Bitcoin, they reversed the situation some months after.

    Remember, China have many laws preventing capital flight, money leaving China, and we are not used to laws being verbal unsubstantiated statements, from non-government officials.

    Are some people having an agenda to pump Bitcoin and spook the market? This news may actually be doing everyone a favour, as it is likely to be the last time you can buy Bitcoin at these levels. We have just had it gifted to us, a 30 percent return as BTC will dipped below $4000 and then returned to business as usual.
    However Ether may not be so lucky

    Bitcoin isn’t the issue here. It’s Ether, which is largely the hub of the ICO community, that is likely to take a pounding, with the Ethereum network struggling to keep pace with demand. ICOs are, after all, the pump for Ether, and it is likely that ETH will continue to rise for the time being.

    Many ICOs are founded on poor ideas, and big ones could expose the market when founders fail to deliver what was promised, because they lack experience and have never run a business.

    Many ERC20 token launches in the past six months are based on bad ideas and flawed thinking where tokenomics don't work for investors.

    First ICOs get called out, run out of money, and many have delivered nothing to users or investors. But for the time being, ICOs will pump ETH and in 2018 we will see 5000 ICOs.
    Remember, remember

    Remember, Chinese investors are still out there, still buying into ICOs, and above all China is not the market, it is not Bitcoin, and the world of crypto will push on with or without them.

    China has and will reverse the decision, they are pumping mining pools like everyone else, Russia, America, India and the enterprise takeover continues…

    China banned Bitcoin, then changed its mind. China’s rules to prevent capital flight isn’t working. China cannot pick and choose the things it likes from capitalism, it’s capitalism that is paying to build China into what it is today.
  7. tampi 15 september 2017 10:36
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    easy56 schreef op 15 september 2017 09:49:

    Voorlopig zitten de laatste believers zwaar in de min en niemand die zeker weet hoe t af gaat lopen.
    Ik begrijp deze uitspraak niet "Voorlopig zitten de laatste believers zwaar in de min"

    Het is maar net door welke bril je durft te kijken.

    Wanneer de huidige koers nu nog eens halveert, heb ik nog steeds 50% rendament dit jaar. Best wel aardig toch?
  8. [verwijderd] 15 september 2017 10:53
    quote:

    tampi schreef op 15 september 2017 10:36:

    [...]

    Ik begrijp deze uitspraak niet "Voorlopig zitten de laatste believers zwaar in de min"

    Het is maar net door welke bril je durft te kijken.

    Wanneer de huidige koers nu nog eens halveert, heb ik nog steeds 50% rendament dit jaar. Best wel aardig toch?
    Omdat je er dus vroeg ingestapt was.

    Velen zijn pas veel later ingestapt na de grote winst verhalen.

    Maar hoop dat t goed afloopt,gun niemand zwaar verlies,weet hoe t voelt na vroegere miskleun toen ik ook nog mooie verhalen geloofde.
  9. keesmx2 15 september 2017 11:09
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    tampi schreef op 15 september 2017 10:36:

    [...]
    Wanneer de huidige koers nu nog eens halveert, heb ik nog steeds 50% rendament dit jaar. Best wel aardig toch?
    Ik ken ook iemand die er relatief vroeg in zit, echter durft hij wel hardop toe te geven dat ie niet boven de 4K eruit is gesprongen.
    De grafiek liegt toch echt niet. De paniek is compleet.

    Er zal ongetwijfeld wel weer een stijging komen, maar waar de bodem ligt...???
    De 4000 zie je in elk geval niet meer terug, en als China en de bankiers even doorzetten helemaal nooit meer.

    De zekerheid die Bitcoin leek te bieden (in de ogen van velen) is in één klap verdwenen. Het is nu een speculatie-object geworden in de risicocategorie OTC/Pink Sheets.
  10. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 15 september 2017 11:16
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    keesmx2 schreef op 15 september 2017 11:09:

    [...]De zekerheid die Bitcoin leek te bieden (in de ogen van velen) is in één klap verdwenen. Het is nu een speculatie-object geworden in de risicocategorie OTC/Pink Sheets.
    Dit stukje slaat helemaal nergens op: Bitcoin bood nooit enige zekerheid en is veel riskanter dan de Pink Shit-aandelen.

    Als iemand dat beseft, dan mag hij meedoen en biedt het huidige niveau mooie kansen.

  11. [verwijderd] 15 september 2017 11:54
    quote:

    DeZwarteRidder schreef op 15 september 2017 11:16:

    [...]
    Dit stukje slaat helemaal nergens op: Bitcoin bood nooit enige zekerheid en is veel riskanter dan de Pink Shit-aandelen.

    Als iemand dat beseft, dan mag hij meedoen en biedt het huidige niveau mooie kansen.

    tast toe zou ik zeggen:-)
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