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Title: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: gagux123 on September 25, 2021, 07:14:05 AM Hello guys, how are you?
I'm just creating this topic to discuss the current status of the Evergrade company and China's Bitcoin prohibition. I would like to know your opinion about this theme and how will this really affect cryptoactives in the future? We all know superficially the situation of Tether (USDT) these days, and I don't know if this is really true, because Tether has billions in Chinese commercial paper's and and that makes me worried A few days ago China announced once again that it will ban Bitcoin. I believe the market and economy around the world is not doing very well, and I believe these events are only accelerating the process towards a possible market crash in the future. I don't know if this will actually happen, but I believe this type of behavior is something to observe gagux123. Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: TryNinja on September 25, 2021, 07:59:14 PM because Tether has billions in Chinese commercial paper's and and that makes me worried Source?AFAIK, they never said they own any Chinese paper. Of course, one could assume they do, since they denied having any from Evergrande, but didn't deny having Chinese ones. Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: gagux123 on September 26, 2021, 10:29:19 AM because Tether has billions in Chinese commercial paper's and and that makes me worried Source?AFAIK, they never said they own any Chinese paper. Of course, one could assume they do, since they denied having any from Evergrande, but didn't deny having Chinese ones. I conducted a survey and realized that Tether has approximately $20 billion in commercial papers. But they didn't specify. Tether said it doesn't have any Evergrande commercial paper (I doubt that) I don't know how this story will end, but I hope it doesn't end in a bad way. Sources Stablecoin Tether says holds on Evergrande commercial paper - https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/stablecoin-tether-says-holds-no-evergrande-commercial-paper-2021-09-16/ Tether's commercial paper disclosure places it among global giants - https://www.ft.com/content/342966af-98dc-4b48-b997-38c00804270a Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: Kanjeung on September 29, 2021, 01:07:21 PM Hello guys, how are you? I don't think so, it's just Chinese talk, it's part of their strategy, you know the Chinese? They are smart people in every way. Binance market owner is Chinese. their owner will never close easily, the income that Binance generates is huge to the local government, especially China.I'm just creating this topic to discuss the current status of the Evergrade company and China's Bitcoin prohibition. I would like to know your opinion about this theme and how will this really affect cryptoactives in the future? We all know superficially the situation of Tether (USDT) these days, and I don't know if this is really true, because Tether has billions in Chinese commercial paper's and and that makes me worried A few days ago China announced once again that it will ban Bitcoin. I believe the market and economy around the world is not doing very well, and I believe these events are only accelerating the process towards a possible market crash in the future. I don't know if this will actually happen, but I believe this type of behavior is something to observe gagux123. If I have to speak, I'm not accusing the Chinese, but I want to say that the Chinese want to dominate cryptocurrency by banning bitcoin, so it doesn't have a fantastic price. Then the Chinese can buy bitcoins at a low price and sell them at a high price. they are very good at making global issues. Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: Ebede on September 30, 2021, 02:57:15 AM Hello guys, how are you? I don't think so, it's just Chinese talk, it's part of their strategy, you know the Chinese? They are smart people in every way. Binance market owner is Chinese. their owner will never close easily, the income that Binance generates is huge to the local government, especially China.I'm just creating this topic to discuss the current status of the Evergrade company and China's Bitcoin prohibition. I would like to know your opinion about this theme and how will this really affect cryptoactives in the future? We all know superficially the situation of Tether (USDT) these days, and I don't know if this is really true, because Tether has billions in Chinese commercial paper's and and that makes me worried A few days ago China announced once again that it will ban Bitcoin. I believe the market and economy around the world is not doing very well, and I believe these events are only accelerating the process towards a possible market crash in the future. I don't know if this will actually happen, but I believe this type of behavior is something to observe gagux123. If I have to speak, I'm not accusing the Chinese, but I want to say that the Chinese want to dominate cryptocurrency by banning bitcoin, so it doesn't have a fantastic price. Then the Chinese can buy bitcoins at a low price and sell them at a high price. they are very good at making global issues. I'd be on the same page with you on this, China has been doing everything possible to dominate the world...if crypto currency currently buzzing I think it's all because of em. But still wondering why they have decided to scrape everything concerning Crypto Currency. Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: MNbag on October 03, 2021, 12:02:02 PM Well, we shouldn't trust what Tether says as they have incentives to lie to you.
This company holds the same status as Lehman Brothers as too big to fail. If it fails, then liquidity dries up. This leads to investors taking their money out of the crypto market. If it doesn't collapse Bitcoin, it would maim it. Title: Re: Will Evergrande and China collapse Bitcoin? Post by: AnoniX1 on October 04, 2021, 01:31:06 PM No imo.
China throw away a big chance with these decisions. Can be good for Bitcoin if everything is more decentraled. |