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January 12, 2019, 08:41:58 AM
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China’s Office of Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission (CAC) has issued new laws called "Regulations on the Management of Blockchain Information Services." and according to that statement the laws will be in place on February 15.
The purpose of these laws is to stop the anonymous blockchain use and will ask blockchain service providers to register their service types, names, server address, and others. In other words, it is illegal to run a Bitcoin node or any cryptocurrency.
Those who fail to comply with these regulations will be penalized.
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January 12, 2019, 02:59:55 PM
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This is what happens if the government has taken cryptocurrency as theirs. Crypto will only be legal if they provide informations or KYC or else, they will consider as illegal and they cannot operate. This is a 100% centralized crypto and im sure government will get taxes not only from them but also for those people who will invest on it.

There are only two options. First, ICOs should reluctantly obey to the rules in order to get investors and Second, they will operate worldwide but not in China. Sometimes getting strict is not really worth it.

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January 14, 2019, 08:23:31 PM
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I guessed the ones that are the most affected are the one they are calling anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero, Zcash, and Dash which were banned previously in Japan and China. Looks like China had finally dropped a bomb with this one and it may make it official that once again Bitcoin is illegal in China. If they have a serious backlash with the implementation maybe they would have some changes with some exemptions and it will really depend on how this law will affect their economy.
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January 16, 2019, 08:46:31 AM
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This is what happens if the government has taken cryptocurrency as theirs. Crypto will only be legal if they provide informations or KYC or else, they will consider as illegal and they cannot operate. This is a 100% centralized crypto and im sure government will get taxes not only from them but also for those people who will invest on it.

There are only two options. First, ICOs should reluctantly obey to the rules in order to get investors and Second, they will operate worldwide but not in China. Sometimes getting strict is not really worth it.

Not really! This is only specific to China. China was the first country to react against the numerous ICOs popping up from every part of their country. China made themselves very clear that they would not tolerate any kind of illegal activity where public money is involved. But due to the nature of their communist government, they are just overdoing things!

If you compare the regulations of Germany and Malta, you will definitely get an absolute different picture! China can't create the global standard in crypto regulation. So such kind of over regulation will remain within the limit of their own soil only! That is the reason why China is not a favorite destination for the crypto related companies since 2017. Also majority of the ICO you see, they keep China in their restricted list! 

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