What if bitcoin is regulated in China?

[dothebeats]

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In short, regulation will not effect bitcoin... not even in the slightest.
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It does. In acquiring bitcoins through exchanges under a jurisdiction where bitcoin is regulated, users are affected the most (and of course, it hurts bitcoin too). It forces them to give out their credentials for tracking and taxation by the government. In a mildly-regulated scenario, it may be good, but in places such as NY? It isn't, and it affects bitcoin and its users there.

[BantamSystems]

the blockchain was implemented as a way to publicly verify who spent what, and when. And to go a little further than this, there are dozens of people that are working on ways to prevent this tracking of transactions which, in the future, will also make it impossible to tax people based on their bitcoin holdings.

[EdenHazard]

i'm not sure what the effect of bitcoin regulation in china,and until now i'm also dont know,is bitcoin has been regulated in china? if it was done,i think chine succesfull to make bitcoin price raise up,since this thread posted,bitcoin price have been raise so well.

[BirtRenaldsFan]

To be honest, I don't think Satoshi actually celebrates his birthday. He probably just celebrates every time Bitcoin goes up.