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Economy => Speculation => Topic started by: HorseRider on May 04, 2013, 07:38:41 AM



Title: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: HorseRider on May 04, 2013, 07:38:41 AM
CCTV-2, the most influential financial television channel in China, has reported bitcoin for half an hour yesterday. the report is very detailed and objective. One of the central bank consultant give some no-hostile, objective opinion over bitcoin. In conclusion, you can take this as Bloomberg or CNN or FOX give a 30 minutes in 20:30, and back in 2011 of America, with a very friendly attitude, with only minor mention of the investment risk and bubble burst blabla at the end of the section. Yes.  THIS IS HUGE.

You can see that the spread between RMB market and USD market increase again, and by the news from largest local bitcoin forum, btcman.com, more than 2,000 new users registered in half an hour after the report.


http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10329/e5ee4fe9a62b4b24b1080327faaafcb7


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: HorseRider on May 04, 2013, 07:40:40 AM
Just look at the local search trend of bitcoin. Our little baby Bitcoin will just not stop growing stronger and stronger.

http://index.baidu.com/main/word.php?word=%B1%C8%CC%D8%B1%D2


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Crypt_Current on May 04, 2013, 07:47:51 AM
Do not listen to him. CCTV smoCCTV... dump all your coins before it is too late.... suckers.

Now that sounds like greed. 
What are we supposed to do when greed is apparent again?  I forgot


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Frozenlock on May 04, 2013, 07:52:56 AM
Any chance to have a link to the video?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: nwbitcoin on May 04, 2013, 07:57:43 AM
Is this the video you are talking about?

http://english.cntv.cn/program/bizasiaamerica/20130413/103298.shtml



Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: HorseRider on May 04, 2013, 08:01:00 AM
Is this the video you are talking about?

http://english.cntv.cn/program/bizasiaamerica/20130413/103298.shtml



no, it is this one. http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10329/e5ee4fe9a62b4b24b1080327faaafcb7


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: notme on May 04, 2013, 08:02:05 AM
Thanks for the tip.  Looks like btcchina is leading again with $112 bitcoins.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Frozenlock on May 04, 2013, 08:04:21 AM
Wait... China had a 30 min Bitcoin report, while in Europe, Canada and USA we can't get past 5 minutes?!


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: AmazonStuff on May 04, 2013, 08:23:46 AM
CCTV-2, the most influential financial television channel in China, has reported bitcoin for half an hour yesterday. the report is very detailed and objective. One of the central bank consultant give some no-hostile, objective opinion over bitcoin. In conclusion, you can take this as Bloomberg or CNN or FOX give a 30 minutes in 20:30, and back in 2011 of America, with a very friendly attitude, with only minor mention of the investment risk and bubble burst blabla at the end of the section. Yes.  THIS IS HUGE.

You can see that the spread between RMB market and USD market increase again, and by the news from largest local bitcoin forum, btcman.com, more than 2,000 new users registered in half an hour after the report.


http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10329/e5ee4fe9a62b4b24b1080327faaafcb7

BTCChina is currently at $115, thanks for sharing!  :)


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: calian on May 04, 2013, 08:31:35 AM
Do not listen to him. CCTV shmoCCTV... dump all your coins before it is too late.... suckers.

Vladimir the bear. Cracked me up!


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: DavidBAL on May 04, 2013, 08:32:32 AM
The Chinese redefine the word bubble.. if btc catches on in China, even just a little bit, well... we're gonna need some more coins. Can't understate significance of that market, way more important than coinlab/mtgox cluster fuck imo


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: xorglub on May 04, 2013, 08:35:50 AM
Well, if that is true, bye bye double digits for at least May. And we were expecting a slow week end...


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: simonk83 on May 04, 2013, 08:38:11 AM
Nice :)


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: goxed on May 04, 2013, 08:41:49 AM
CCTV-2 looks like an important chinese channel.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CCTV-2


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: EuroTrash on May 04, 2013, 08:42:47 AM
Question for you:

for Chinese people living in China, what are the methods of funding their newly created accounts in btcchina.com, and how long does it take for the funds to show up?

I assume these transfer methods are available also in the weekend (e.g. right now) because China never sleeps. Correct?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: jl2012 on May 04, 2013, 08:49:22 AM
Question for you:

for Chinese people living in China, what are the methods of funding their newly created accounts in btcchina.com, and how long does it take for the funds to show up?

I assume these transfer methods are available also in the weekend (e.g. right now) because China never sleeps. Correct?


They can use alipay and tenpay (Chinese version of paypal) and wire

On weekdays, deposit is usually cleared in hours. It may take longer in the weekend.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: EuroTrash on May 04, 2013, 08:56:03 AM
Question for you:

for Chinese people living in China, what are the methods of funding their newly created accounts in btcchina.com, and how long does it take for the funds to show up?

I assume these transfer methods are available also in the weekend (e.g. right now) because China never sleeps. Correct?
They can use alipay and tenpay (Chinese version of paypal) and wire

On weekdays, deposit is usually cleared in hours. It may take longer in the weekend.

Thanks. If I read you correctly this means that no fresh money has arrived to btcchina yet.
So the price rise in btcchina is due to speculation from existing btcchina users after the CCTV-2 news - same users who dumped yesterday.
Things might change tomorrow or Monday when new depositors' money will be available for trading...


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: xorglub on May 04, 2013, 09:03:25 AM
Exactly. Which creates an interesting situation :
If we manage to hold $100 during the week end and the charts look good on Monday, they will buy, sparking another leg up.
If all the speculation sparks a mini-bubble and the price tanks back to $90, they will be a bit more wary about buying, leading to more downside.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on May 04, 2013, 09:29:35 AM
How free from government influence is this station?

If this news report had to be checked as being OK in tone and content with the Chinese government before transmission, then this is even bigger than it looks. It could suggest China isn't going to clamp down on bitcoin, and might even be moving to encourage China to Buy All The Bitcoins! as they already are with physical gold. Or it could just mean it isn't really on the government's radar yet.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Le Happy Merchant on May 04, 2013, 09:30:08 AM
they will be a bit more wary about buying, leading to more downside.

If they sent money in already being wary is probably not a big part of their game plan. I also don't think that newcomers being wary to buy could ever cause downside, because up until recently they didn't even know about Bitcoins.

As far as I can see, this is an enormously bullish signal no matter how you slice it.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: jl2012 on May 04, 2013, 09:31:49 AM
Question for you:

for Chinese people living in China, what are the methods of funding their newly created accounts in btcchina.com, and how long does it take for the funds to show up?

I assume these transfer methods are available also in the weekend (e.g. right now) because China never sleeps. Correct?
They can use alipay and tenpay (Chinese version of paypal) and wire

On weekdays, deposit is usually cleared in hours. It may take longer in the weekend.

Thanks. If I read you correctly this means that no fresh money has arrived to btcchina yet.
So the price rise in btcchina is due to speculation from existing btcchina users after the CCTV-2 news - same users who dumped yesterday.
Things might change tomorrow or Monday when new depositors' money will be available for trading...


Not exactly. It depends on the capacity of btcchina. Like gox, they have been "the victim of their own success" in the past month and have seriously delay in processing deposit. By the way, I have just received my tenpay withdrawal today which means they are working on Saturday.

EDIT: From their website, I think they are working 7 days per week now.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Frozenlock on May 04, 2013, 09:33:07 AM
(...) and might even be moving to encourage China to Buy All The Bitcoins! as they already are with physical gold.

https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/7423209216/h1AA1BE0F/


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 09:52:38 AM
I suspect this is a great arb opportunity for those who are into that kind of thing. If money is flowing into the RNB markets then someone needs to be the ones to translate that into the dollar market.

It's kind of interesting if this is a hit in China though - the Chinese government might actually not mind bitcoin as much as western governments will. They have generally been very open to any technology (like linux) that helps break the largely western-dominated status quo.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 09:56:52 AM
If they sent money in already being wary is probably not a big part of their game plan. I also don't think that newcomers being wary to buy could ever cause downside, because up until recently they didn't even know about Bitcoins.

Exactly. Nervous money is still better than no money at all, in terms of market cap.

The pessimist in me is a bit wary about just jumping in on news like this though.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on May 04, 2013, 10:11:54 AM
UK is completely fucked with FSA effectively killing any lawful Bitcoin <-> fiat trade.

Really? Not just for exchanges? Please could you elaborate or post a link.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 10:37:11 AM
If there is any, even a slim chance of Bitcoin ever becoming a dominant currency, then any nation would serve their own long term interests the best by encouraging their population to trade in Bitcoin. It is interesting dilemma, do you suppress it in a hope that you retain your fiat printing powers and risk other nations leaving you in the dust and be left holding the fiat bag or do you encourage Bitcoin usage and let other to be the suckers...

That's true. OTOH seeing how the current recession / Euro / banking crisis has been handled I think we can safely trust governments to always make the stupidest, most short-sighted decision possible. They rarely really take action, only reaction. The utility of something new and disruptive like bitcoin will fly right over their head until its way too late.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Babylon on May 04, 2013, 10:45:45 AM
If there is any, even a slim chance of Bitcoin ever becoming a dominant currency, then any nation would serve their own long term interests the best by encouraging their population to trade in Bitcoin. It is interesting dilemma, do you suppress it in a hope that you retain your fiat printing powers and risk other nations leaving you in the dust and be left holding the fiat bag or do you encourage Bitcoin usage and let other to be the suckers...

That's true. OTOH seeing how the current recession / Euro / banking crisis has been handled I think we can safely trust governments to always make the stupidest, most short-sighted decision possible. They rarely really take action, only reaction. The utility of something new and disruptive like bitcoin will fly right over their head until its way too late.

I thnk you are confusing China with Western Governments, they don't behave in the same ways.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 11:04:39 AM
I thnk you are confusing China with Western Governments, they don't behave in the same ways.

I was talking about most governments in general. I agree it's possible China will be different. One of the actual upsides of non-democracy is that they can take the luxury of thinking more than 4 years ahead.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: wachtwoord on May 04, 2013, 11:28:22 AM
Is there a version of this with English subtitles? My mandarin is sufficient  ;)


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: N12 on May 04, 2013, 11:29:22 AM
Looks good. I think this will suffice for a good bounce.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Jaroslaw on May 04, 2013, 12:20:33 PM
Do not listen to him. CCTV shmoCCTV... dump all your coins before it is too late.... suckers.

Vladimir the bear. Cracked me up!

Me? Bear? LOL!

Troll is a better word. He is just trolling here. Not sure why, just ignore him.

This is crazy good news about China. I always thought BTC was perfect for China.

Nice also that 20% (or more) of all coins are now being mined in China.

Hey goat better buy goats not bitcoins


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Ultraviolet on May 04, 2013, 12:35:28 PM
How free from government influence is this station?

The Chinese Communist Party owns/is the media in China. Everything is state-run, period. Any semblance of free market in China is a facade put in place to give the vague impression that the CCP is not as tyrannical and parasitic as it used to be to international observers and the general Chinese public. The purpose is to placate hatred against the CCP so as to extend that collapsing Party's lifespan. The reality is that everything in China revolves around the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

What you're seeing here is actually the beginning of a pump and dump by high ranking CCP members by bringing investment into BTC by lower levels of the Chinese public while the cadres that hold huge amounts of BTCs and billions of USD worth of fiat will be the ones who profit.

Also, if you think securing BTCs, BTC companies, and exchanges is perilous over here in the free world, imagine how unrealistic it is to do it in a country where 100% of the Internet is controlled strictly by the CCP.

The CCP is actually a huge mafia organization that seized control of the world's largest and oldest country almost a century ago using the banner of a political party as its front. You would be weary as fuck if you were dealing with the Russian/Italian mafia. The CCP is much larger and much more dangerous.

Don't play the Party's game for them.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: John (John K.) on May 04, 2013, 12:39:32 PM
Yes, the show is hosted by '经济半小时', (literal: Economics in half an hour), a famous economics talk show in China. It gives a positive overview of Bitcoin, touching on various aspects of Bitcoin (including  Bitcoin in Cyprus and the impact in China by interviewing a few Chinese Bitcoin users), and the general Bitcoin economy in China. They touched on friedcat's ASICMiner venture, Avalon and other ASIC companies in China, interviewed a couple of financial analysts working for banks in China, Canada's house for sale in BTC, coffee shops taking BTC in China, interviewed a bitcoiner from Brazil residing in China for the low electrical costs (and a lot of backstory), showed them a sale using Bitcoins, and a lot more. They even interviewed a Bitcoin hedge fund manager in China, which says that he has been getting increased interest in Bitcoin investment lately and a lot more positive stuff.

I can't cover much atm as I'm going out soon though - I'm merely reading the script here: http://jingji.cntv.cn/2013/05/03/VIDE1367596319388137.shtml

In a nutshell, this is quite a concise overview of Bitcoin, and everything is shown in a positive light apart from the regular warnings (careful of investing, bubble concern, tulip mania etc).


Google translate version of the script (sorry, no time at the moment - ask if anything is not clear)

A called Bitcoin virtual currency gradually into the public view, a latest news from the domestic media to further narrow the distance of the Chinese people with this particular currency. According to media reports, after the earthquake in Sichuan Lushan 4.20 bitcoins as donations had one fund account. Then the Bitcoin is it? Where did it come from? What can we do? Today we'll focus on this mysterious currency.

Today, as usual, Zhai Wenjie work first thing is to turn on the computer, log on an excavation site of Bitcoin. Bitcoin players Zhai Wenjie said: "just 8484, rose to 8518. Every minute beating figures to own a stimulus, that is, I make money, I make money." Looks Zhai Wenjie open the computer, nothing did not do, but just a few hours, his machine automatically has dug up 0.85 bitcoins. He opened the nation's largest Bitcoin trading site, Bitcoin RMB exchange market today is $ 800 each. This means that a few hours of effort, Zhai Wenjie has earned seven hundred dollars.

Sun Minjie is Bitcoin enthusiasts, he and his colleagues often discuss Bitcoin market, as long as the right opportunity, they will purchase some. Allow players to intoxicated Bitcoin was born four years ago. In 2008, a hacker named the Nakamoto posted a research report on a secret cryptography discussion, lays out the idea of ​​Bitcoin. In 2009, he established for this system an open source project, officially proclaimed the birth of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is not dependent on in specific central issuers, but the use of a distributed database to record currency transactions throughout the peer-to-peer network nodes, and use of cryptography is designed to ensure the circulation of money in all aspects of security. Users can use the computer in accordance with the provisions of the algorithm, a large number of operations to "mining" bitcoins. 64-bit number in the "exploitation", you need to use a computer to search through repeated decryption compete with each other and with other gold digger, to provide the necessary data for the Bitcoin network. If the user's computer managed to create a set of numbers, then you will get the 25 bit reward currency. Because the the Bitcoin system uses a decentralized programming, so every 10 minutes only get 25 bitcoins. At the same time, the user can also be traded in the online trading platform to get bitcoins.

The engine room is Zhai Wenjie "mining" place. These Di Wenjie modified specifically for mining bitcoin machine. Eight graphics cards almost around the clock to be calculated, significantly higher than the outside temperature in the room. Zhai Wenjie said: "a total of 12 mining machine, as it stood at the edge of too much heat, your hand feel, boiled eggs can now power consumption of this day was about 60." Sun Minjie "mining" the machine is almost never stopped rotating. Sun Minjie said: "the principle of mining is a set of very complex encryption and decryption algorithm to do the computation of the discrete series, then it is equally distributed to all those connected to the Internet mining people, who contributed to the computing power of , who assigned the more. "

Although the the invisible virtual currency, but the bitcoin has become can not be ignored. On April 23, the One Foundation announced that it has received the intention to donate 50 Bitcoin. This is Bitcoin first donations in China. In distant European countries, Cyprus, Bitcoin scenery one. This year, the Government of Cyprus tax bank deposits of savers. People suddenly found that the unregulated virtual currency Bitcoin tax avoidance, and the dollar and other currency exchange, which reduces the loss of their wealth. The Bitcoin ATM in the streets of Cyprus, and even. Then in the eyes of the players, Bitcoin is it? Some people think it as precious as gold, but some people think it is worthless. Ampang Consulting Co., Ltd. Liu Xiao, a researcher, said: "Compared to gold, its biggest flaw is that it is just a binary one file."

Despite the controversy there is no consensus about bitcoin, but all of them see the world without any kind of currency is more exciting than the growth trajectory of the virtual currency Bitcoin. In 2011, there was reported that over the past year or the highest currency is the Australian dollar, it rose against the U.S. dollar is 27%; same year, however, the bit against the U.S. dollar, but it is from 0.5 U.S. dollars, rose to 13 U.S. dollars, or up to 2600%. Bitcoin did not relax rose momentum, the Bitcoin April this year all the way rushed a Bitcoin exchange $ 266! Bitcoin market, so amazing group of people to catch a roller coaster of the purpose of his wealth.

The world's largest digging Bitcoin website, an account code 67717, has always ranked first in the number of mining. Zhai Wenjie said: "super players, this person is a company, the company's mining, they called baked cat, a company in Shenzhen. You see the ID of the whole network, the world ranking." According to the published computing power calculation, the number of this day only four people dug Bitcoin wealth is very alarming. Zhai Wenjie said: "It (computing power) 7549G day can produce 357 357 by 800 yuan (bitcoins) count is $ 280,006 a day."

Not only diggers, system and even made mining machine has become a billionaire. This machine is a network called pumpkin Dr. Zhang Di modified, use it to dig Bitcoin operations much faster than the general graphics mining. Zhai Wenjie said: "This year has earned a lot of money, (pumpkin Zhang) sold a batch of 600 units, was regarded as one of the 40,000 yuan is actually very simple 600 is 24 million, it is the first batch of the second batch of R & D The cost of this group of full money back "

Not only that, the nation's largest Bitcoin trading site is vast fortune. Zhai Wenjie said: "It's fee is 0.3%, thousandths look as they are now trading 8400 (bitcoin), it earned 24 per thousand, a calculation is 20,000 yuan, it's just trading, buyers and sellers are collected, which earn 40,008. "

Zhai Wenjie witnessed too many people rely on Bitcoin fortune. He felt he could not miss this opportunity. So he spent 840 bitcoins, from pumpkin Zhang Order 12 mining. If the at a Bitcoin market price of 800 yuan now, these mining machine has a value of nearly 70 million. The new machine than Zhai Wenjie mining machine efficiency ten times higher, Zhai Wenjie just T account, new machines dug 24 Bitcoin day, a month will be able to recover all the costs.

Also tasted the sweetness of Bitcoin Sun Minjie just under the orders of the mining machine he bought five mining machine and his colleagues from the United States. However, the Bitcoin "gold mine" is not inexhaustible only 21 million, according to the founder Nakamoto design, the total amount of the Bitcoin Bitcoin currency production speed every 10 minutes 25 new bits credits. But every four years, the number of bitcoins output is cut in half, until it reaches the maximum number. With the increase of mining, each participant can be dug coins will be less and less.

Therefore, for the miners, the time is very valuable. Zhai Wenjie said that next month, such as his new mining machine, he is going to give them a new home, or even a "nanny."

Second, we see that the "miners" Nuggets career. It can be said that the birth, Bitcoin players toys, now already is the fastest growing virtual currency. From 2010 Bitcoin began with physical goods exchange, wine vendors site specializing in digital products, to operate from the restaurant to the telephone company, more and more from different countries and then Na Bite $ Bitcoin increasingly more like the real currency, we will look at reports of journalists.

This is a theme cafe, located in Beijing Haidian Book City near strong entrepreneurial atmosphere, $ 20 coffee can take a day's consumption concept has attracted a lot of computer geeks and Internet entrepreneurs gathered here. A half months ago, one day, cafe staff Mafeng Feng in here first received 0.012 bitcoins. The never received Bitcoin Mafeng Feng not dare to call the shots. Cafe staff Mafeng Feng: "I ask our boss, can we close Bitcoin? Boss said he is our first payment Bitcoin guests."

The American boy named Jack, is a student of the Beijing Language and Culture University, came to China three years ago. Is in this cafe, he contributed to the first non-network Bitcoin transactions, Since then, Jack almost all Bitcoin buy coffee. Jack told reporters that he often went to a place called site of btcchina, this site is similar to the Bitcoin Bank, there is immediate change Bitcoin exchange the RMB exchange rate, can be calculated according to the exchange rate, Bitcoin units need a cup of coffee, and then only need to scan the the Bitcoin account cafes two-dimensional code, the transaction is complete.  Jack contact Bitcoin But more than three months time, but have been deeply in love with the Bitcoin convenient, in addition to use it to buy coffee, he also often go to one that accepts Bitcoin payment shopping site. Than special players Jack: "This site is called: I want to buy this mask is anti-influenza, if you want to buy this click on the button."

Jack demonstrated to reporters he bought the whole process of the mask. Reporter saw, each bitcoin players will be on the network has an electronic purse, shopping, just the price of goods to the translation into Bitcoin unit, and then sweep the Site Settings two-dimensional code, find the payment address of the site, can easily make a payment of goods. The whole process, but a minute or two. Than special players Jack: "I with Bitcoin ago, in order to save my money back to my account, I need to bring my RMB, go to the bank queue, then wait a few days, the money will arrive. Now I just need to give me play Bitcoin friends, I sell you some bitcoins, and then my money will be able to arrive the same day. "

Bitcoin is not yet well known by most people, it already has a large number of die-hard fans. Jack said: "One of my friends in Beijing, he actually moved to Beijing because Bitcoin, because he likes the Mint machine mining that data processing is a very power-hungry, Brazil's electricity is particularly expensive, So he decided to come to China, because China's electricity is cheaper, he came to China with only 200 yuan in Beijing, and then he met other mining bitcoin players, he Bitcoin transactions with them, buy a bicycle. Bitcoin player seems to have a natural sense of trust, in our interview, Jack 2 Bitcoin transactions from the hands of another young man.

This is called Tian A boy, graduated from Tsinghua University Department of Computer Science, also Bitcoin senior players. Last One Foundation to accept Bitcoin donations, but also aroused great concern bitcoin anonymity and transparency. Tian A demonstration to reporters contributions to the One Foundation website. Bitcoin player field A: 233 Bitcoin This is April 21 or before a certain time. 82 that a total of 82 contributions it is now the balance is 233. Conversion multiplied by about 900. 233 multiplied by 900 is about 200,000 yuan each donation you can see his record this donation can not only be transparent, can also accept donations from abroad you just paste it into the address international forums up, he was more concerned about domestic affairs, he will donations it is anonymous, you will not worry disclose your information, and its per capital flows, if it wants to open, but also can be done not only above the closing shall there Paymaster. "

Bitcoin each transaction is transparent and anonymous, that is, a network client can be found all over the world an instant Bitcoin transactions, but not know where the deal from the whereabouts of where , for what purposes. Jack said: "People say Bitcoin is a semi-anonymous, because if anyone knows the address of your account, they can give you to pay can see you money, but they can not know where the money comes from, where to go, or who pay your money, you who fought the money. "

, In the middle of last month, residents of Alberta, Canada Taylor Moore ready to sell a detached, the deal instantly become the focus of the major media, because of the conditions attached to, if the buyer chooses to bits currency payments, he was willing to give discounts. This scene so we think of the prevalence of the tulip bubble in 17th century, a tulip bulb prices also pushed up to you can change a house. Earlier this year, the Bitcoin is also hovering around $ 20, but in April soared to more than $ 200, a full up 10 times. The outrageous gains Bitcoin to become the prey of the world the eyes of investors, many Chinese people were the first to eat crab, we come to know about them.

End Hongbin, China's first the Bitcoin hedge fund managers, financial columnist. With the rapid warming of the bitcoins in the country, the end Hongbin busy. Bitcoin investors end Hongbin said: "a lot of e-mail sent to me by phone, mail, QQ, micro-channel, micro-blog, is basically a variety of channels.] Are read my report on investment, then Bitcoin have some questions, and then came to ask me. "

April 10 this year, Bitcoin Mogao all the way to $ 266, in just a few days dropped to $ 50, followed by a quick shock back to around $ 140. End Hongbin Bitcoin hedge funds, in this crazy 4 menstrual hand sale and purchase of four to five hundred Bitcoin Bitcoin Exchange trading volume growth of nearly 10 times more than the same period last year. Than the the Bitcoin payment function, Bitcoin investment, like this rock event the strongest voice.

End Hongbin exclaimed in his blog "Bitcoin crazy. Bitcoin retail speculators, bitcoin investment experience much more attractive by the screen name of this young man, has a two-year, on-line management two Bitcoin speculators group. He is also on the April fresh. The Bitcoin speculators Dora said: always used to say that to kill the red-eye, these people see the interest here is very deep, and especially for speculators in terms of, like the red side of the target in the hands of the matador, Meng Niu After they see the desperate rush forward. "

July 17, 2010, the world's largest Bitcoin trading site MTGOX established Bitcoin price of less than $ .05. At that time, much more attractive or college students, the end Hongbin was a financial columnist. Then make money dig Bitcoin miners, speculators were talking about that period of history can only be Despair. End Hongbin said: "A lot of people think Bitcoin is something, never heard of, and then ignored, this is a big mistake, because at that time very cheap thing, only one or two cents a coin, equivalent to up to now a million times. "

Bitcoin investment charm of the first outbreak, it was in June 2011. $ 30 later began to fall, and, all of a sudden hit $ 0.01 from 17 U.S. dollars, is 1 cent, that is, I think he dropped from 17 to about 0.01 for four hours inside. "End macro end Hongbin said: Bin rapidly from Taobao bought his first piece of Bitcoin, or junior Dora Chuaizhuo she saved $ 5,000 and brothers and sisters that scrape together $ 5,000 to buy a used dig Bitcoin mining machine. However, with the rises and falls of Bitcoin, Dora the idea of ​​change.

End Hongbin clung to the belief of the the Bitcoin is equivalent to long-term hard currency, reached the Bitcoin market, Dora fancy the Bitcoin frequent ups and downs, the playing bitcoin buy low sell high. Although two people are reluctant told reporters investment Bitcoin income in the end, but we do see that bitcoin since the birth of the transaction, the appreciation of 5320, and continued the dramatic ups and downs. Dora said: "(April) look at from more than 1000 yuan, fell to the five or six hundred yuan, has caused massive panic selling, but wait until two days after the expert manipulator, the price low again. "

Just past the crash in April, a lot of speculators confidence pressure to the bottom. End Hongbin believe that this extreme state of Bitcoin has been showing signs of a bubble. End Hongbin said: "Now the price is a speculative, if Bitcoin is not well applied, Bitcoin bubble is estimated to be broken."

, Despite the Bitcoin core developers have repeatedly clear emphasis on Bitcoin is a project of "experimental" and repeatedly prompted the investment risk, but apparently did not dampen the enthusiasm of investors off, Bitcoin whether there is a bubble? We said, the the entity currency with means of payment, means of circulation, the value scale, world currency and storage means of the five characteristics, Bitcoin locate these can be achieved. Even compared to the physical currency, Bitcoin is not subject to government control, constant total, in some respects superior to the traditional currency. Such as Bitcoin virtual currency vitality? In turn go in the future? Us listen to the views of experts.

Liu Xiao Ampang Consulting Co., Ltd. has been two years in a row Bitcoin follow-up study, Liu Xiao, The Bitcoin rapid development of the reason is that it is a decentralized currency. Ampang Consulting Co., Ltd. Liu Xiao, a researcher, said: "Everyone can be a publisher, financial institutions can become can become trading currency, there is no regulation of such a trader." Liu Xiao, been China Construction Bank senior economist Zhao Qingming recognition.

China Construction Bank senior economist Zhao Qingming, said: "In the past few years, because this world is awash with liquidity, the central bank to various major central banks are engaged in quantitative easing, liquidity should be said that seems to be a sudden flood, caused some people's dissatisfaction and worry about. "and a former central bank monetary policy committee, David gives a different view. Tsinghua University, China and the World Economy Research Center Director, David said: "so much that it now a lot of investors for sovereign currency, RMB distrust, it would be better to say that the sovereign currency issue too much, this case , there is a lot of money seeking investment object, is seeking investment channel. "

In less than four years, the market value of the Bitcoin from the initial 5 cents each costing $ 266 soaring to the highest three years of soaring 5100 times, Liu Xiao Bitcoin spike has gone far beyond its own as the function of a currency. Liu Xiao said: "The most important thing is such a feature of the 21 million limit, this feature makes Bitcoin become a strong speculative property as a tool."

Bitcoin, early in the design intent against the existing monetary system network tools, is becoming an investment or speculative tool. Crazy Bitcoin, in the end is the perfect currency or new Ponzi scheme? Mr Li said: "to pass the hot potato of the mechanism, not really take it to use the function. This is the judgment it is not beside's scam of, whether Pond's scam of the most fundamental standard, if its purchase by really like this products, think this product is a function, investment function, this is a normal investment goods or products. investors to buy his purpose is not to use, not investment, is to put this product in the short term at a higher sell it to a people who were fooled, this is a Ponzi scheme. "

Said: Liu Xiao "Liu Xiao: We believe that Bitcoin prices so high, it is actually a speculative bubble, for example, like the early days of the" tulip bubble ", like later in the recent subprime crisis, only from the speculative point of view, it is not essentially different and the previous tulips and subprime derivatives. "

Bitcoin future what will go where? Zhao Qingming, said: "I think most likely be short-lived, first of all I think that he has become the subject of a speculative the other hand, the lack of the financial system to support it." Today, the United States has begun to Bitcoin regulation, the implementation of anti-money laundering laws and regulations of the virtual currency. In China, the virtual currency regulatory Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Commerce jointly issued a notice on the online game virtual currency transaction management. However, David, existing for virtual currency laws and regulations can not be fully applicable to the regulation of this new type of virtual currency Bitcoin. Mr Li said: "how to monitor, how to guard against some of us in the middle of the non-standard phenomena, how to protect the users, investors, this may also need to study new approaches."

Someone will bitcoin compared to similar gold, because their total amount is constant, but we see, even if it is referred to as "hard currency" gold, the price of gold will not only rise. Gold itself is no bubble, but the price is too high, there is a bubble, and the same is true of the bubble will eventually burst, Bitcoin virtual currency. Can conditions, in addition to the Bitcoin Is the future does not appear the new virtual currency? The more common virtual currency Bitcoin value the closer. This purely out of the operation of digital currency symbol, no asset-backed financial revenue and expenditure, no cash reserves, there is no value in use, is just a symbol only in circulation, lose credit guarantee, is a pile of beautiful printed waste paper . Investors should be wary of this world is not the so-called safe investments, all investments are risky.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: blackreplica on May 04, 2013, 12:41:11 PM
How free from government influence is this station?

The Chinese Communist Party owns/is the media in China. Everything is state-run, period. Any semblance of free market in China is a facade put in place to give the vague impression that the CCP is not as tyrannical and parasitic as it used to be to international observers and the general Chinese public. The purpose is to placate hatred against the CCP so as to extend that collapsing Party's lifespan. The reality is that everything in China revolves around the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

What you're seeing here is actually the beginning of a pump and dump by high ranking CCP members by bringing investment into BTC by lower levels of the Chinese public while the cadres that hold huge amounts of BTCs and billions of USD worth of fiat will be the ones who profit.

Also, if you think securing BTCs, BTC companies, and exchanges is perilous over here in the free world, imagine how unrealistic it is to do it in a country where 100% of the Internet is controlled strictly by the CCP.

The CCP is actually a huge mafia organization that seized control of the world's largest and oldest country almost a century ago using the banner of a political party as its front. You would be weary as fuck if you were dealing with the Russian/Italian mafia. The CCP is much larger and much more dangerous.

Don't play the Party's game for them.

Soooo....buy now, sell later. OK got it thx


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: ronaldlee0917 on May 04, 2013, 12:54:00 PM
Buy buy buy!
I have just converted my whole month of salary into Bitcoins! ;D


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bullioner on May 04, 2013, 01:12:34 PM
UK is completely fucked with FSA effectively killing any lawful Bitcoin <-> fiat trade.




What is this comment based on?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: dave111223 on May 04, 2013, 01:17:19 PM
Is btcchina.com built on phpBB and it's still handling smoother than Gox..lol


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Inedible on May 04, 2013, 01:36:07 PM
Is btcchina.com built on phpBB and it's still handling smoother than Gox..lol

How it's written can matter more than what it's written in.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Zaih on May 04, 2013, 01:44:29 PM
Do not listen to him. CCTV shmoCCTV... dump all your coins before it is too late.... suckers.

Yeh yeh yeh yeh yeh.

And saw this before. Looks great. <3 china


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 01:53:37 PM
What you're seeing here is actually the beginning of a pump and dump by high ranking CCP members by bringing investment into BTC by lower levels of the Chinese public while the cadres that hold huge amounts of BTCs and billions of USD worth of fiat will be the ones who profit.
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

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The CCP is actually a huge mafia organization that seized control of the world's largest and oldest country almost a century ago using the banner of a political party as its front.
This is generally true of all governments, they only differ in leadership style.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: wachtwoord on May 04, 2013, 01:55:12 PM
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The CCP is actually a huge mafia organization that seized control of the world's largest and oldest country almost a century ago using the banner of a political party as its front.
This is generally true of all governments, they only differ in leadership style.

So very true. People usually tend to better recognize it in the home of their neighbours than in their own homes though.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: jl2012 on May 04, 2013, 02:00:38 PM
Is btcchina.com built on phpBB and it's still handling smoother than Gox..lol

No, actually it's pretty bad these days. Last night I traded there with >10minutes lag


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 02:04:57 PM
maybe the chinese mafia/government is the one who has been ddosing mtgox inorder to hoover up cheap coins which they can now use to pump and dump.

it seems like a bit of a small market for such big fish but its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably during prime time on one of their biggest channels.

if this is the case than welcome to wealth fellas. Just make sure you dump before they do.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: ronaldlee0917 on May 04, 2013, 02:10:04 PM
maybe the chinese mafia/government is the one who has been ddosing mtgox inorder to hoover up cheap coins which they can now use to pump and dump.

it seems like a bit of a small market for such big fish but its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably.

if this is the case than welcome to wealth fellas. Just make sure you dump before they do.
They need an outlet for their corrupted money, the newest Chairman of CCP has made a strong stance against corruption apparently, some of the corrupted officials are already being punished, either imprisoned or dismissed, so they need a quick way to launder their money.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 02:21:09 PM
maybe the chinese mafia/government is the one who has been ddosing mtgox inorder to hoover up cheap coins which they can now use to pump and dump.

it seems like a bit of a small market for such big fish but its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably.

if this is the case than welcome to wealth fellas. Just make sure you dump before they do.
They need an outlet for their corrupted money, the newest Chairman of CCP has made a strong stance against corruption apparently, some of the corrupted officials are already being punished, either imprisoned or dismissed, so they need a quick way to launder their money.

this market is WAY to small for someone like that to use it for laundering as it stands now. You really think they have the foresight to pump up the market just so that it can become capitalized enough to allow them to use it for laundering?

Also how would they do this without the leaders of the CCP catching wind of it? i mean hell you and i are talking about it right now and we are just some random schmoes.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: ronaldlee0917 on May 04, 2013, 02:30:53 PM
maybe the chinese mafia/government is the one who has been ddosing mtgox inorder to hoover up cheap coins which they can now use to pump and dump.

it seems like a bit of a small market for such big fish but its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably.

if this is the case than welcome to wealth fellas. Just make sure you dump before they do.
They need an outlet for their corrupted money, the newest Chairman of CCP has made a strong stance against corruption apparently, some of the corrupted officials are already being punished, either imprisoned or dismissed, so they need a quick way to launder their money.

Well the leaders of the communist party are sovereign. Which means they can avoid money laundering simply by changing the definition of the word  :P. But what you are saying is that maybe its being done by someone who is not a ruler but is fairly high up in the communist party? is that correct?
Yes, I mean the ones not within the central political party but still are powerful enough to influence the media, the politics in China is very complicated, you can't really tell which official is clean, which is corrupted, but a general consensus is 99% of them are corrupted and we only care how much they take in corruption, small amount of corruption is often neglected because there are always bigger sharks to tackle. All I can tell is that anti-corruption is a top priority goal set by the latest Chairman Xi Jinping, so I won't be surprised to see some officials seeking ways to hide their money to avoid punishment. Given the anonymity offered by Bitcoin, it is certainly an excellent tool for them to achieve this goal, and to make it an efficient one, it is better to convince the general public to use it too.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Inedible on May 04, 2013, 02:32:06 PM
Looks like new money has come in from somewhere in the last hour.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 02:37:56 PM
maybe the chinese mafia/government is the one who has been ddosing mtgox inorder to hoover up cheap coins which they can now use to pump and dump.

it seems like a bit of a small market for such big fish but its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably.

if this is the case than welcome to wealth fellas. Just make sure you dump before they do.
They need an outlet for their corrupted money, the newest Chairman of CCP has made a strong stance against corruption apparently, some of the corrupted officials are already being punished, either imprisoned or dismissed, so they need a quick way to launder their money.

Well the leaders of the communist party are sovereign. Which means they can avoid money laundering simply by changing the definition of the word  :P. But what you are saying is that maybe its being done by someone who is not a ruler but is fairly high up in the communist party? is that correct?
Yes, I mean the ones not within the central political party but still are powerful enough to influence the media, the politics in China is very complicated, you can't really tell which official is clean, which is corrupted, but a general consensus is 99% of them are corrupted and we only care how much they take in corruption, small amount of corruption is often neglected because there are always bigger sharks to tackle. All I can tell is that anti-corruption is a top priority goal set by the latest Chairman Xi Jinping, so I won't be surprised to see some officials seeking ways to hide their money to avoid punishment. Given the anonymity offered by Bitcoin, it is certainly an excellent tool for them to achieve this goal, and to make it an efficient one, it is better to convince the general public to use it too.

ooohhh i got ya. I think you aren't using quite the correct word when you say money laundering. Laundering implies that you are trying to figure out how to spend your money with out going to prison, you seem to be describing people who are looking for a way to save their money with out going to prison.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: ElectricMucus on May 04, 2013, 02:52:12 PM
God damn you people are stupid.

BTC is already quite popular in China, but not the way you might think. The Chinese are into trading it and it comes form the large gambling culture there. Buy it low sell it high that's what it is about.
They are no "investors", they are in for the extra yuan, if anything they gonna siphon money off you guys.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 02:54:33 PM
God damn you people are stupid.

Didn't your parents teach you any manners?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Jaroslaw on May 04, 2013, 02:54:45 PM
God damn you people are stupid.

BTC is already quite popular in China, but not the way you might think. The Chinese are into trading it and it comes form the large gambling culture there. Buy it low sell it high that's what it is about.
They are no "investors"

They are not like our biggest investor eva reptelian, the wedding Rolls-Royce driver :D


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: smoothie on May 04, 2013, 03:03:49 PM
God damn you people are stupid.

Didn't your parents teach you any manners?

Yes my parents taught me forum etiquette lol  :P


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Ultraviolet on May 04, 2013, 03:34:08 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Bitco¡n on May 04, 2013, 03:39:16 PM
Wait... China had a 30 min Bitcoin report, while in Europe, Canada and USA we can't get past 5 minutes?!
There was a half hour report on Radio 4 in the UK a few weeks ago... http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01s0qnk


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Crazy on May 04, 2013, 03:44:11 PM
Cool. So now we're trading off news of news? It's like the community keeps moving further and further away from trading the fundamentals.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: oakpacific on May 04, 2013, 03:54:57 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.

Partly true, partly bullshit.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bitleif on May 04, 2013, 03:55:07 PM
its hard for me to understand any other reason why the chinese government would now be reporting on bitcoin so favorably during prime time on one of their biggest channels

Because they aren't, IMHO. They just don't give a shit either way (at least not yet), so reporters are free to report on it. And if it distracts people from the huge impending economic collapse in China then all the better in their eyes.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 04:00:46 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.

i wrote a post the other day about how bitcoin might be creating a prisoners dilema between elites  ;D. My example said what if rupert murdock... It looks like perhaps i should have said what if Liu Qibao?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Zangelbert Bingledack on May 04, 2013, 04:07:56 PM
700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above.

Huh? ??? People can buy less than 1 BTC of course, so what's the problem? If a poor farmer has only X amount (like 70 yuan) to invest, if BTC rises 100x he still multiplies his investable money by 100. If 700 yuan is outright unattainable for him, he'd probably be very happy to have 7,000 yuan.

Bitcoin is the only investment I've ever seen where it's possible to invest time amounts.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: humanitee on May 04, 2013, 04:16:31 PM
Cool. So now we're trading off news of news? It's like the community keeps moving further and further away from trading the fundamentals.

I agree with this.
Banks shutting down exchange accounts is the biggest deal right now IMO.

Just when I thought Coinlab was going to rectify the situation everything goes to shit.

I think China is a great environment for Bitcoin but I wouldn't get overly zealous just because it was in the news.




Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Code_red on May 04, 2013, 04:17:30 PM
China's middle class is bigger than the USA in number of people in it.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: oakpacific on May 04, 2013, 04:17:51 PM
700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above.

Huh? ??? People can buy less than 1 BTC of course, so what's the problem? If a poor farmer has only X amount (like 70 yuan) to invest, if BTC rises 100x he still multiplies his investable money by 100. If 700 yuan is outright unattainable for him, he'd probably be very happy to have 7,000 yuan.

Bitcoin is the only investment I've ever seen where it's possible to invest time amounts.

This part of his post is mostly bullshit, while China has a huge population of poor and destitute people, not everyone out of the upper elite class lives in such poor and desperate conditions, in fact the elite class most probably would not care, what's a few billion dollars to them? The most probable buyers of BTCs in China are IT employees and technically-inclined youths living in coastal areas, and most of the Chinese BTC users I know disdain CCP to a certain extent.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Anon136 on May 04, 2013, 04:20:54 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.

Partly true, partly bullshit.

ok help us out. Which parts are which?


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: oakpacific on May 04, 2013, 04:25:44 PM
Cool. So now we're trading off news of news? It's like the community keeps moving further and further away from trading the fundamentals.

I agree with this.
Banks shutting down exchange accounts is the biggest deal right now IMO.

Just when I thought Coinlab was going to rectify the situation everything goes to shit.

I think China is a great environment for Bitcoin but I wouldn't get overly zealous just because it was in the news.




Think this way, this thing can went on a state-controlled TV program without government regulators in stern face threatening "severe punishment" for anyone involved probably means atm they won't give a shit if we continue to buy BTCs with Alipay.  And most importantly the ASIC workshops can remain intact.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: humanitee on May 04, 2013, 04:32:28 PM
Think this way, this thing can went on a state-controlled TV program without government regulators in stern face threatening "severe punishment" for anyone involved probably means atm they won't give a shit if we continue to buy BTCs with Alipay.  And most importantly the ASIC workshops can remain intact.

I don't disagree with you, I just think there are many reasons to remain cautious at the moment!


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: bobdude17 on May 04, 2013, 04:55:14 PM
I think that the Chinese government might back Bitcoin because

1) as somebody else said they can afford to think long term, Western democracy really can get in the way of long term planning. They might see such a system as an inevitable result of the cyber age and see the wisdom of being an "early adopter" government.

2) America's main export is the dollar. China is tired of it getting rammed down the collective throat of international trade. They might risk backing an untested system in hopes of sweeping out the feet under America's financial empire.


And honestly, if this is a 30 minute special being continuously aired on a channel like that... it means they already have.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on May 04, 2013, 05:36:20 PM
Bitcoin client downloads today by country:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/stats/map?dates=2013-05-04

China wasn't that much above US a few hours ago. Now it's about 20x US for the whole day.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: fitty on May 04, 2013, 05:39:13 PM
China is in? Ohhhhh baby!

https://i.imgur.com/slYfLqz.gif


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Inedible on May 04, 2013, 06:35:58 PM
Bitcoin client downloads today by country:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/stats/map?dates=2013-05-04

China wasn't that much above US a few hours ago. Now it's about 20x US for the whole day.

Wow! Nice find.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on May 04, 2013, 06:37:50 PM
Bitcoin client downloads today by country:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/stats/map?dates=2013-05-04

China wasn't that much above US a few hours ago. Now it's about 20x US for the whole day.

Wow! Nice find.

Here's more, from reddit:

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1dosc3/im_a_chinese_born_us_citizen_heres_what_i_thought/


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: ronaldlee0917 on May 04, 2013, 06:47:40 PM
Bitcoin client downloads today by country:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/stats/map?dates=2013-05-04

China wasn't that much above US a few hours ago. Now it's about 20x US for the whole day.

Wow! Nice find.

Here's more, from reddit:

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1dosc3/im_a_chinese_born_us_citizen_heres_what_i_thought/
Nice read, very objective opinions from the poster, 99% agree with what he has said.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Crazy on May 04, 2013, 06:54:22 PM
Seemed more subjective to me. Just a bull peddling hype.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: johnyj on May 04, 2013, 07:05:00 PM
That guy must have an avalon, 0.85 BTC in a couple of hours  ;)

There are many corrupt chinese officials can through this way exchange their bribe money into USD, so BTC/CNY price will rise while BTC/USD price will drop  ;D

BTW I found that BTCCHINA is down


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: jinni on May 04, 2013, 07:52:23 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.

This is not untrue. But it is still obfuscating the issue because it implies western governments are a lot better.

Western governments also censor media.

Western governments are also corrupt.

Because China is still a poor country the businesses you mention where you have to have connections are actually relatively big. But most big companies in the US also have a lobby in Washington.

The United States have been running wild after the second world war by going all around the world and killing innocent people as well as supporting dictators and subverting regimes that are not friendly. China has not been going around the world killing innocents in other country on a massive scale, at least not yet.

Do you really purport that western governments are not using propaganda?

Also, you don't have to be wealthy to dabble with Bitcoin. Your wealth only limits the amount of Bitcoin you can get.

You also say that the Chinese government monitor the entire country's internet...well the NSA monitors the internet, sms and phone calls of the entire world.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: michaelGedi on May 04, 2013, 09:27:41 PM
BTW I found that BTCCHINA is down

Another victim of their own success?




... nice way to start this impending crazy Chinese speculation


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: lophie on May 04, 2013, 09:49:25 PM
and I was really down for the exchange price is relatively low and I have to sell 50+ BTC because I need the money.....

Thnx for the news guys  ;D. I am going to ride that speculation tide  ::)


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: samson on May 05, 2013, 01:51:21 AM
Is btcchina.com built on phpBB and it's still handling smoother than Gox..lol

I was told that you can only withdraw 10 BTC per day on Btcchina.

This is a small change exchange.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: coldguy on May 05, 2013, 05:18:40 PM
Is btcchina.com built on phpBB and it's still handling smoother than Gox..lol

I was told that you can only withdraw 10 BTC per day on Btcchina.

This is a small change exchange.

You can PM the administrator of BTCCHINA to increase the limit. Contact method cam be found on the website.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: redwraith on May 05, 2013, 05:34:16 PM
I'm not sure I buy the claim that high ranking CCP members hold large amounts of bitcoin. Anything to substantiate this claim?

It's easy to discern from looking at events. The CCP runs nothing like a normal government in a normal country. Everything is centralized in an authoritarian structure with no checks or balances. What can and can't be broadcast as news via the CCP's media network is strictly controlled. There is a Propaganda Ministry for a reason, and a member of the CCP's Politburo Standing Committee governs the Propaganda Ministry for a reason. Bitcoin is a technology that provides a certain level of anonymity and freedom on an economic level, which contradicts the CCP's overall modus. Specifically, it makes it very easy for CCP members who are embezzling money out of China to do so with relatively little opposition. It goes against the CCP's survival. So, in my opinion, if the CCP's Propaganda Ministry broadcasts a piece like this it is because it benefits the personal interests of high ranking CCP members.

Furthermore, the common Chinese citizen can in absolutely no way afford to dabble in BTC. They are impoverished and destitute. 700 Yuan for 1 BTC is outright unattainable if you aren't upper-middle class and above. Even less is it safe for them to do so when the entire country's Internet is strictly controlled by the CCP's massive surveillance network. Assuming that the common Chinese citizen can get involved with BTC is even more naive than believing the people in western slums are going to get involved with BTC.

So, who can afford to dabble in BTC? China's wealthy. Who are China's wealthy? CCP members and those closely affiliated with them: http://www.forbes.com/2011/09/14/china-rich-lists-opinions-contributors-john-lee.html

If you think that's not true, keep in mind it is very, very difficult to exist as a business or a wealthy person in China without the blessing of the local CCP bosses. Bo Xilai's various campaigns in "countering corruption" were all fronts to eliminate his enemies and competitors in business. People routinely get charged on false charges and get sent off to labour camps to endure years of torture, rape, and murder because of this type of factor.

There's just no reason for CCTV to air this article unless someone has a vested interest in a pump. Every single one of you who thinks that CCTV runs as a normal journalistic outlet does in the West, or even one as degenerate as Fox, simply does not understand the Party. It is no different from giving credit to North Korea's media when it shoots its mouth off.

This is not untrue. But it is still obfuscating the issue because it implies western governments are a lot better.

Western governments also censor media.

Western governments are also corrupt.

Because China is still a poor country the businesses you mention where you have to have connections are actually relatively big. But most big companies in the US also have a lobby in Washington.

The United States have been running wild after the second world war by going all around the world and killing innocent people as well as supporting dictators and subverting regimes that are not friendly. China has not been going around the world killing innocents in other country on a massive scale, at least not yet.

Do you really purport that western governments are not using propaganda?

Also, you don't have to be wealthy to dabble with Bitcoin. Your wealth only limits the amount of Bitcoin you can get.

You also say that the Chinese government monitor the entire country's internet...well the NSA monitors the internet, sms and phone calls of the entire world.

I agree, the Chinese gov't exercises overt control over the populace while western gov'ts use covert means.  Those of us in the west are given the illusion that we're free.


Title: Re: The one has sold their coins yesterday, you would better buy them back
Post by: Stunna on May 06, 2013, 12:08:45 AM
Just look at the local search trend of bitcoin. Our little baby Bitcoin will just not stop growing stronger and stronger.

http://index.baidu.com/main/word.php?word=%B1%C8%CC%D8%B1%D2

Seems to be declining but was a pretty decent climb.