if you still expect a crash, dont:
http://www.malwaretech.com/2013/11/mtgox-nearly-breaks-bitcoinagain.html

mtgox rollback on any big sell orders, so I really don't expect any crash soon... the only way to see a lower price now is a loooong downtrend period

be bull or die

Forget about "big crashes", at least not thanks to MtGox:
http://www.malwaretech.com/2013/11/mtgox-nearly-breaks-bitcoinagain.html

Well, it's just 5:01:12 am in Shangai... I'm waiting to see their reaction

what good news? BoA?

Can anyone remember any loop when the price went up really fast?

it obviously stopped a massive panic sell (ie a big "correction")

I would like to know why they choose a 5 minutes window for looping.

tell me bulls, are you happy with the goxloop thing?

Welcome to Speculation

without china the price would be around 250 now since they started all this "to the moon" thing

not a "ban", but it seems they don't want their people use it as a currency but only as a "virtual commodity"

and we are going to see things like this happening "hundred" of times in the future, but bitcoin we'll win at some point

lol when we started going up everybody here was saying "Hey China is panic buying! BUY BUY BUY" and now that there are some problems in China you are like "Who cares about China anyway?..." 

I only see 2: you can't tell if this is the bottom, yet.

http://jiasule.baidu.com/news/52a18454bf9efd290bfdcc69/

So Jiasule/Baidu is not accepting Bitcoin anymore, but is this related with the government's announcement?
I can't tell because the translation from Google is fck'd

is scamcoins the new monopoly money? 

I must admit you bulls have balls of steel 

Yeah, China govt (and Hong Kong too) already said that "investing" on Bitcoin is high-risk, but now what I am worried about is that they are saying (as far as I understand from that automatic translation and some comments on Weibo) that you can't use Bitcoin in the market.

Simple question, I want to know if this translation from Google is right:

Original text:

This statement was issued by: PBC (People's Bank of China), MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology), CBRC (China Banking Regulatory Commission), CSRC (China Securities Regulatory Commission), and CIRC (China Insurance Regulatory Commission).

Source: http://www.pbc.gov.cn/publish/goutongjiaoliu/524/2013/20131205153156832222251/20131205153156832222251_.html


Please note that I'm not asking if Bitcoin was "banned" in China since it clearly says that ordinary people can trade it as a "commodity", I want to know if the automatic translation from Google is correct and that Bitcoin can't be used as a currency anymore.

All aboard!