BAN list China ICO's

[asdalani]

Thank you for this information.
Does anyone know why NEO is banned from 2 exchange platforms?
Why is there suspicion on this project actually?

There’s a bunch of money in NEO so with that coin being expelled from the websites listed then that doesn’t look like good news. People should try to trade that coin very carefully because that coin could get red really fast. The price of the coin will get a few percentages taken away then the price would go back to its normal range and will focus on the next dump. Who know, the price could hold its own and not let the prices of the other coins affect it though with major exchanges pulling off them of the market, they should be panic selling their coin.

[mangodream]

Thank you for this information.
Does anyone know why NEO is banned from 2 exchange platforms?
Why is there suspicion on this project actually?

There’s a bunch of money in NEO so with that coin being expelled from the websites listed then that doesn’t look like good news. People should try to trade that coin very carefully because that coin could get red really fast. The price of the coin will get a few percentages taken away then the price would go back to its normal range and will focus on the next dump. Who know, the price could hold its own and not let the prices of the other coins affect it though with major exchanges pulling off them of the market, they should be panic selling their coin.

So what would you suggest to NEO owner right now? 

[Olatunjex]

Thanks for this information, i just hope this ban ia temporary

[carrie_white]

thank you very much for the information that has been conveyed, the issue of China is very troublesome to the users of crypto currency, but we hope it is only temporary and can rise again

[mroth7684]

It's China gov is really serious now. I hear BTCC will close their exchange at the end of this month and yunbi next 3 month

[Westfiled]

It's China gov is really serious now. I hear BTCC will close their exchange at the end of this month and yunbi next 3 month

And two biggest Exchange sites already followed their step, but they are still in the meeting with the China regulators to discuss about the further act to run or close the Exchange site service. I think they will annouce the more detail as fast as possible.

[Poppily]

Thanks for the info. I believe this is temporary as well. China is not as such averse to blockchain and innovation in general. They are just trying to let the market settle and buy time to figure out how to manage this ICO madness from a regulatory point of view of view.

[vuvanle120]

The bannnig will not have an effect on the crypto market in the long term. If China truly doesn't want to embrace blockchain technology other countries such as South Korea, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore will be at the forefront with the adoption of blockchain technology. I don't think China is stupid enough to ignore the fact the entire world are gung-ho with blockchain technology. Even recently in the US the SEC took a stand and allow for utility tokens to be funded via ICO.