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September 10, 2017, 03:52:46 AM
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The period at the start of this year when the Chinese exchanges put an end to zero fee trading and closed withdrawals, should have put paid to the idea that China controls bitcoin. All their volume was fake - and what is more, during the period when their "volume" collapsed is when bitcoin went from $1000 to over $4000.

The bitcoin price is driven by western investors and people should stop panicking about what is happening in China, they are very small players in this.

I disagree.

They are still very big players, even if they now have much less buying power due to the fact that they are not able to execute trades for free anymore, and the government seems to be putting an increasing amount of pressure on regulating the bitcoin and altcoin markets.

Now BTC is still at around $3600-3700 on Chinese exchanges, and arbitragers can't get in because of capital controls. I think that a lot of investors are pulling out because of the fact that they realize their funds may be in danger if the government actually bans all exchanges, but western investors are realizing this news may be BS and doesn't affect them anyways. I think that soon Chinese investors will realize the same thing. However if the panic continues then we may see even farther gaps in western exchanges and chinese exchanges.

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September 10, 2017, 05:22:30 AM
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This is actually good because chinese fud is not causing panic dump in international trading platform, price can go even below $3000 in chinese trading platform but in bitfinex, bitstamp and coinbase price will be over $4k. There is strong support at $4k in other trading platform, I am quite surprised right now to see a panic among chinese traders without any official announcement from government officials.

They are selling off just because of one article or there is anything more fueling the panic  Huh Roll Eyes
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September 10, 2017, 07:08:28 AM
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Unfortunately there is nothing anyone can do about how the price is completely different on Chinese exchanges compared to US or UK based exchanges. The rumours directly affect the customer's balances on the exchanges which means that a lot of people are panic selling.

I think this should stop soon, and the price back to normal as either Chinese government does ban exchanges or they don't. Right now it's speculation.

It is impossible to take advantage through arbitrage as there is a limit on how much foreign currencies one can exchange a year in china.

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September 10, 2017, 12:44:08 PM
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Meh.  The Chinese traders were always known to be quick to pump but are the quickest to dump.  Deep inside, a part of me is hoping that the rumors are true and the PBOC bans all Chinese exchanges from operating.

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September 10, 2017, 02:53:21 PM
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Meh.  The Chinese traders were always known to be quick to pump but are the quickest to dump.  Deep inside, a part of me is hoping that the rumors are true and the PBOC bans all Chinese exchanges from operating.

I hope not. The Chinese government should regulate the exchanges so that people can buy bitcoin or bitcoin cash safely.
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