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Title: [2016-11-05] Reports of China Banning Bitcoin Are Greatly Exaggerated Post by: tyz on November 05, 2016, 11:09:40 AM Reports of China Banning Bitcoin Are Greatly Exaggerated
On November 3 the Bitcoin price took a dive from a high of US$745 to a low of $675 with news of China circling the internet. A so-called report from the publication Bloomberg had other media outlets assume that China was planning on curbing Bitcoin use in the near future. However, the reports have remained unconfirmed, and many believe the headline was fictitious. https://news.bitcoin.com/reports-china-bitcoin-exaggerated/ Title: Re: [2016-11-05] Reports of China Banning Bitcoin Are Greatly Exaggerated Post by: Kprawn on November 05, 2016, 01:52:16 PM This is usually the tell, when shilling is being done... " The anonymous reporter Tyler Durden states within the article..... " We are
getting used to it now, that these shills gets desperate when the price goes up. They use sites like this to spread misinformation.. but it only works for a hour or two... until it gets noticed and taken down. We should not underestimate desperate people... they are dangerous. >:( ... We should just "Blacklist" these questionable sites and call them out on their bullshit. >:( Title: Re: [2016-11-05] Reports of China Banning Bitcoin Are Greatly Exaggerated Post by: cr1776 on November 05, 2016, 03:56:31 PM This is usually the tell, when shilling is being done... " The anonymous reporter Tyler Durden states within the article..... " We are getting used to it now, that these shills gets desperate when the price goes up. They use sites like this to spread misinformation.. but it only works for a hour or two... until it gets noticed and taken down. We should not underestimate desperate people... they are dangerous. >:( ... We should just "Blacklist" these questionable sites and call them out on their bullshit. >:( Zerohedge is well known as are the guys who run it and use the name Tyler Durden. Whether the information they were basing it on is true is a different matter, but zerohedge is a legit web site. |