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November 12, 2017, 05:22:48 PM
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Trade over the counter is inconvenient way to trade crypto currency as they will force to go to the exchange counter and use fiat just to buy a digital coin of choice, it removes the sense of anonymity and digital transactions I think that is the way to start an exchange that is regulated. No matter what the news says it is really expected that china will back to trading of course some Chinese people are already trading by moving to Japan just to attend the big opportunities of the crypto market most specially the events right now about BCH.

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November 12, 2017, 06:44:08 PM
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I knew it! I've been hearing a few rumors about Chinese exchanges coming back in the future. This is definitely good news, whether or not the legalization will be this year or not. I'm expecting a price as soon as exchanges open back again. Looks like the bull is here to stay for a while.
It is really a very good news in as much as cryptocurrency has done so well without them and will keep doing much more well without them.

China is just one country in the whole global puzzle and they cannot just think they can have a huge control on bitcoin which I am very much happy the recent incident happened and showed them that. However, this would really cause a bullish trend as it starts becoming obvious that bitcoin is here to stay.
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November 12, 2017, 09:06:59 PM
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Even though it is coming up in this rigid manner, the basic thing there is that China is gradually reconsidering their regulations on Cryptocurrencies, and in no further time, will make another alternative switch from what vthey are try to implement right now.
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November 13, 2017, 12:21:39 PM
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I knew it! I've been hearing a few rumors about Chinese exchanges coming back in the future. This is definitely good news, whether or not the legalization will be this year or not. I'm expecting a price as soon as exchanges open back again. Looks like the bull is here to stay for a while.
On Chinese exchangers the price always was higher than in the remaining world and in the case of coming back we should expect new records Grin
Exactly! Things will not remain just like they were in the past especially for the China. It is because of the reason that with each passing moment, the market price as well as demand of the bitcoin is increasing. In the past, when China banned bitcoin in their country things were very much different. There are likely chances that Chinese will now find great trouble in managing the things well.
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