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September 16, 2017, 02:43:57 PM |
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My guess is the affected China exchange will be opening exchange in Japan.
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September 16, 2017, 02:44:14 PM |
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It's actually good news when exchanges get legitimated with regulations and licenses. I don't know why so much people hate on this. If you are going to have people buying BTC using the legacy system, at least let's make it the right way so the owners of the exchanges can't scam people trying to buy BTC. I think the next step is for China to do the same, and China will be back once again with regulated exchanges and the price will pump to $5000, but if they don't ,we don really need them, we can pump to $5000+ without chinese exchanges taking part. |
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September 16, 2017, 02:53:57 PM |
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It's actually good news when exchanges get legitimated with regulations and licenses. I don't know why so much people hate on this. If you are going to have people buying BTC using the legacy system, at least let's make it the right way so the owners of the exchanges can't scam people trying to buy BTC. I think the next step is for China to do the same, and China will be back once again with regulated exchanges and the price will pump to $5000, but if they don't ,we don really need them, we can pump to $5000+ without chinese exchanges taking part. I do have a strong feeling that they would really do the same path too on which they would regulate exchanges which prices would really sore up high and now Japan made the 1st move regarding on this matter and its actually a good news for those people who do really like to buy bitcoin on licensed exchanges.Security on this matter will interest many people on buying bitcoins. |
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September 16, 2017, 02:56:32 PM |
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I think Chinese bitcoiner will go to fight for the same thing. End of the day, if it can help boost the economy and contribute to the development of the country, there is no reason to ban it.
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September 16, 2017, 03:03:01 PM |
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This is to be expected from one of top developed countries of the world. They are more advanced than some countries like China who boasts of influencing world market and bans BTC to show their power. I guess several other countries will follow its lead to secure a spot on the online currency market.
Bitcoin is known to 20% of the world so far, it will only be famed even more. With such a rising trade exchanges and websites accepting BTC, it will become the main supply of net-banking about 5 years from now.
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September 16, 2017, 03:07:29 PM |
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nice one... a door closed..yet a better door opens.... this is getting better eh.... so i hope this will be much better in the following days....
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September 16, 2017, 03:10:05 PM |
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Some good news for the bitcoin world, and especially for all the cryptocurrency world. I guess this will make bitcoin value stall a bit in it's 3000$ and not get so much devaluation afterwards. Bitcoin will always survive these critical times, because the people using it, won't let it die so soon. And I think countries are acknowledging the fact that bitcoin might make a good currency, will all the risks associated.
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September 17, 2017, 05:10:26 PM |
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It's actually good news when exchanges get legitimated with regulations and licenses. I don't know why so much people hate on this. If you are going to have people buying BTC using the legacy system, at least let's make it the right way so the owners of the exchanges can't scam people trying to buy BTC. I think the next step is for China to do the same, and China will be back once again with regulated exchanges and the price will pump to $5000, but if they don't ,we don really need them, we can pump to $5000+ without chinese exchanges taking part. Yes. So long as the Chinese government leave the mines in peace, bitcoin should do just fine without their exchanges. Besides, a lot of people there felt the bite. Imagine the beginners who left some money in those exchanges and are now having a hard time getting em out. IMHO, other countries should follow Japan's example to make those who want to buy bitcoins can do so safely. |
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September 17, 2017, 05:20:43 PM |
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This is a beautiful news and I do expect bitcoin and others cryptocurrency to start recovery from the current down ward trend and bearish market we are experiencing. Japanese government license cryptocurrency will be a great leap to progress I do expect the price to go as far as $5000 this time around because around May this year this is what happened when Japan government legalized bitcoin. |
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September 17, 2017, 05:23:15 PM |
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That's a real good news! I hope this news will give some boost to bitcoin's falling price and will have something to cheer for. While China's communist government want their people to become dependent on the government instead of being self dependent, Japan is riding the tide. Thanks for sharing the news. I am sure bitcoin's falling price will now find some support to recover. |
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September 17, 2017, 05:23:59 PM |
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Japan takes center stage yay
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September 17, 2017, 05:40:48 PM |
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It's actually good news when exchanges get legitimated with regulations and licenses. I don't know why so much people hate on this. If you are going to have people buying BTC using the legacy system, at least let's make it the right way so the owners of the exchanges can't scam people trying to buy BTC. I think the next step is for China to do the same, and China will be back once again with regulated exchanges and the price will pump to $5000, but if they don't ,we don really need them, we can pump to $5000+ without chinese exchanges taking part. Yes. So long as the Chinese government leave the mines in peace, bitcoin should do just fine without their exchanges. Besides, a lot of people there felt the bite. Imagine the beginners who left some money in those exchanges and are now having a hard time getting em out. IMHO, other countries should follow Japan's example to make those who want to buy bitcoins can do so safely. Theres no doubt they would really follow this trend for sure.Who would be the next country would do this thing.This is indeed a good news because exchanges now are regulated and its good to avoid scam made by exchanges. |
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September 17, 2017, 08:31:27 PM |
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Japan takes center stage yay
I expected nothing less from Japan. After its proclamation about the acceptance of Bitcoin as a mode of payment within its jurisdiction, I know that Japan will continue to embrace Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. Regardless of the issue in China, Japan can easily cover the issue. Japan just might be just like China, or even better. |
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September 17, 2017, 09:49:26 PM |
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Japan takes center stage yay
I expected nothing less from Japan. After its proclamation about the acceptance of Bitcoin as a mode of payment within its jurisdiction, I know that Japan will continue to embrace Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. Regardless of the issue in China, Japan can easily cover the issue. Japan just might be just like China, or even better. though can not expect much from Japan but at least with its contribution has given a positive change to the progress of bitcoin and now the price of bitcoin is increasing |
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September 17, 2017, 10:25:55 PM |
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I am glad to hear Japan is given chance to license to bitcoin exchanges.  |
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September 17, 2017, 10:34:17 PM |
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Good, this will be very effective for encouraging lawful use and operation of exchanges in Japan, will probably also restore a lot of trust in the market too, since they had to deal with the Mt.Gox fiasco and the fallout of that being within their country. Seems like the Japanese government really wants to get the ball rolling, impressive work done by them to say the least. I don't think there is another country that has even come close to rivaling a lot of what the Japanese have been doing. Aside from maybe the Swiss. |
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September 17, 2017, 10:44:00 PM |
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This is a very good news for us as Japan is a very helpful country and they don't want to happen the same collapsed after Mt.Gox and this fear spread by China and Dimon. Bitcoin is seeing a good market by the Japanese and their gov't wants to take the advantage for adopting it and licensing exchanges. This is a counterpart for the move that has been done by China. |
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September 17, 2017, 11:04:10 PM |
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This is a very good news for us as Japan is a very helpful country and they don't want to happen the same collapsed after Mt.Gox and this fear spread by China and Dimon. Bitcoin is seeing a good market by the Japanese and their gov't wants to take the advantage for adopting it and licensing exchanges. This is a counterpart for the move that has been done by China. Finally a goodnews we all waiting for, china needs to know that there are more countries readily to accept ICO and exchanges. There are more countries who appreciates it |
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September 17, 2017, 11:14:23 PM |
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This is a very good news for us as Japan is a very helpful country and they don't want to happen the same collapsed after Mt.Gox and this fear spread by China and Dimon. Bitcoin is seeing a good market by the Japanese and their gov't wants to take the advantage for adopting it and licensing exchanges. This is a counterpart for the move that has been done by China. Finally a goodnews we all waiting for, china needs to know that there are more countries readily to accept ICO and exchanges. There are more countries who appreciates it If I'm not mistaken those are only temporary bans as they plan to do the same licensing of exchanges. The good thing here, China is still planning these issuance of license and Japan didn't think about it for a long time, instead they confirmed and approved the licensure of exchanges as they don't want to contribute to the price decrease of bitcoin because they know they are also another good country that adopted bitcoin. |
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