India-China border tensions

[Nellayar]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

This is what we called "The sleeping giant is already awake"
It is ironically that two largest countries in the world are seizing each other border`s line. Is it not enough for them to have a large country that can occupy billion of people? If this tension won`t cease, it may be a call for a war between them. As we all know that history repeat itself, back during ancient times there is conquering of land and still continuously happening even we are in modern era wherein there are treaties and constitutional laws.

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[Sanugarid]

These border issues are a regular thing and nothing to be shocked about. It is sad that both sides have lost soldiers, but these happen due to various reasons. This won't lead to a war or anything since both countries will lose no matter who emerges the winner overall.

The fact that there are lives that has been gone forever, the fact that both lost an army, the fact that there are abandoned families screaming for justice, this is not going to be a regular tension border. As we know, it is quite normal if there are some misunderstanding on borders but it was just a little conflict from two but what happened last day isn't a regular thing for a dispute. These two nations is huge, I'm afraid if it escalates more and more through days coz we still got an enemy in front of us.

The pandemic probably pushed the soldiers over the edge.  It originating in China and spreading worldwide certainly does not help China here.

I'm not really sure if it is caused by that, from the recent news that I have read India is deploying more men in the border, Hopefully if will come end with peace from both.

[hatshepsut93]

Things are already dangerous, yet Bitcoin didn't react to it at all, which is another example of Bitcoin not showing any correlation to events that aren't related to it. It's also not guaranteed that Bitcoin will rise in case the conflict would escalate - many Bitcoiners are waiting for negative events because they believe Bitcoin to be a hedge, but the opposite reaction is probably too, for example if China will start allocating more resources to it's military at the expense of other industries, like for example mining. Or the global market might yet again take a dive and take Bitcoin with it like it happened with covid-19.

[kotajikikox]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

I have watch in News that there are Indian soldiers that has been killer by Chinese ?

But there is no effect in Crypto because these countries has their own supply and same uses of crypto so why need to be affected/

and they dont even trade crypto so there is no reason for this .

[Haunebu]

As we all know that history repeat itself, back during ancient times there is conquering of land and still continuously happening even we are in modern era wherein there are treaties and constitutional laws.

These aren't ancient times. Both countries have come a long way since then and they are smart enough to avoid unnecessary wars and bloodshed. The situation will de-escalate soon and the soldiers will go back to their routine work soon.

These two nations is huge, I'm afraid if it escalates more and more through days coz we still got an enemy in front of us.

Both governments have already begun their own meetings concerning this issue and I am confident that they will resolve it very quickly since this isn't the right time to focus on such issues. The pandemic is a bigger concern.

[dothebeats]

There isn't any major trade routes between the disputed borders, although China and India might impose unfair trades on countries interacting with either of the countries in order to give in on the control over the border. It seems like India isn't going to back down against a greater foe, which is quite remarkable and deserves some recognition. If tensions escalated even further, countries might soon avoid doing business with either of the countries as they might get in the middle of it all and that's not a fun position to be in. There is a possibility for it to happen but hopefully both countries talk about these matters at hand in a peaceful way rather than resorting to show of force and violence.

[Oceat]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

I have watch in News that there are Indian soldiers that has been killer by Chinese ?

But there is no effect in Crypto because these countries has their own supply and same uses of crypto so why need to be affected/

and they dont even trade crypto so there is no reason for this .

What news actually is it? I'd like to know more about this but there hasn't any news about it that brought something to trigger the market of cryptocurrency to go dump or whatsoever. Meaning, China already escalated that problem and fix it right away because everyone knows what is more important to face today. We already have a world crisis, I'm pretty sure everyone knows that—that it's not the time to add more trouble while the people are still fighting for their lives everyday because of the pandemic, especially to those frontliners.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

This is true but I also don't think that there will be an affection for cryptocurrency with this tension.

Nah, I don't think so either.  The world has seen all sorts of crises since bitcoin was birthed more than a decade ago, and it doesn't seem like world events--even pretty serious ones--tend to affect its value all that much.  And I'm not sure how important this "tension" is in the grand scheme of things.  It could be something that gets de-escalated fairly quickly, but who knows.  The only thing I'm pretty sure of is that it'll have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies.

What a crazy world we're living in.  IMO, this decade is going to go down in history as one of the most interesting ones in the 21st century, and it's barely gotten started.  In any case, I do hope China and India cool off.  I get a bit worried whenever there's a chance that China is going to get involved in a military situation, because who knows what that could spark.  Keeping my fingers crossed for a peaceful resolution.

[Shasha80]

I am also concerned about the armed clashes between China and India at the border, and even fatalities related to this incident.
Hopefully the both country can solve this problem peacefully, because peace is beautiful. I'm feared if this conflict will continue
other countries can intervene, if it happens like that it will be more difficult to make peace. For the time being the China-India
conflict has not affected to world economy and also has no effect on cryptocurrency prices.

[Tipstar]

This is true but I also don't think that there will be an affection for cryptocurrency with this tension.

Nah, I don't think so either.  The world has seen all sorts of crises since bitcoin was birthed more than a decade ago, and it doesn't seem like world events--even pretty serious ones--tend to affect its value all that much.  And I'm not sure how important this "tension" is in the grand scheme of things.  It could be something that gets de-escalated fairly quickly, but who knows.  The only thing I'm pretty sure of is that it'll have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies.

What a crazy world we're living in.  IMO, this decade is going to go down in history as one of the most interesting ones in the 21st century, and it's barely gotten started.  In any case, I do hope China and India cool off.  I get a bit worried whenever there's a chance that China is going to get involved in a military situation, because who knows what that could spark.  Keeping my fingers crossed for a peaceful resolution.

I don't think China would want a war at the moment. Though their economy is suffering, they are also one of the fastest growing economy at the moment as all of it's competitors are struggling. US also has a lot of experience in tackling tense moments and avoiding war. But with raging trade war against China, I believe soon the world be divided into two economic blocs and a cold trade war start around the world. The ones that loses the technology and trade war might have to start the first physical blow.

[abhiseshakana]

This is what we called "The sleeping giant is already awake"
It is ironically that two largest countries in the world are seizing each other border`s line. Is it not enough for them to have a large country that can occupy billion of people? If this tension won`t cease, it may be a call for a war between them. As we all know that history repeat itself, back during ancient times there is conquering of land and still continuously happening even we are in modern era wherein there are treaties and constitutional laws.

It is unlikely that a war between India and China will occur because there is no fundamental ideological difference between India and China. Although both are the center of two major cultures. In addition, each country knows that nuclear war has a terrible effect on the survival of the people of both countries.

This pride in China's backyard is certainly a boon for China's enemies. America with the containment policy that is being carried out by O Brien and Trump, India's role is crucial for America as a proxy and to counter the pace of China towards Southeast Asia. The other side has been successfully locked by America and even Russia can be drawn to side with America.

[lumeire]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

China is creating border tensions to all of it's neighbouring countries, we all know how it invaded Tibet and how brutally the Chinese government handled the protesters in the Hong Kong before the Corona crisis and the same will happen to India if they don't do anything about it, China is already invading Indian land from the side of Ladakh, so Indian army is stopping Chinese from invading and thus the conflict. This has lead to the recent conflict and if things doesn't sort out quickly then can also lead to a war which will be bad for economy of the entire world.

[akhjob]

If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

Yes, if the conflict escalates into a war, we'll definitely have an impact on international trade and economy. And maybe it might have an impact on Crypto. But I don't think that this wouldn't escalate to war.

I also don't think Indias army is anywhere close to the strength of China (but I might be wrong on this as I haven't studied the two).

It's true that China is far ahead of India when you compare the Military strength, but India is not as weak as in 1962. In the current scenario, India can inflict damage to China. So a war would be an act of stupidity as both countries will face severe damages at the hands of each other and will fallback from their global positions.

The escalation of tension between China and India is not solely the desire of the two countries but rather because it is driven by the interests of other parties. India is used as a proxy by the United States to be present in the Asian region especially Southeast Asia which is the center of China's foreign interests in the future as an energy self-sufficiency country. So the Indian conflict in China is an extension of competition between China and America.

The success of 5.0 colonialism that was used by China, openly disrupted the American hegemony that was finally fought by Trump. Economically, China's position is more needed in Asia than in America. China is seen as having slightly more political power and influence than Americans in Southeast Asia today and far more power compared to America.

I don't think this has anything to do with the competition between China and America. This a border dispute which dates back to 1920s when the British were ruling India. If you check it you could see that almost every year, there will be a border issue between the two countries and its the same with most of the neighbouring countries.

So I believe that this is yet another border conflict which will subside after a few weeks hopefully.

[bits4books]

If India and China join in a military conflict then Hindus finally will stop writing shit code for a penny and finally the Chinese will stop climbing everywhere they can

[Reatim]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

there is only small amount that may affect the since Indian cryptonians  is also suffering from government issues and facing banning again these days.

And also China is not that friendly user towards crypto currency so basically?this is just about Countries fighting for their territories and not about our market here.

And please lets not Put issues in our crypto market here because we are so many problem facing now and must not bring another trouble these days.

If India and China join in a military conflict then Hindus finally will stop writing shit code for a penny and finally the Chinese will stop climbing everywhere they can

So if that is indeed,then let them be in battle?

[abhiseshakana]

I don't think this has anything to do with the competition between China and America. This a border dispute which dates back to 1920s when the British were ruling India. If you check it you could see that almost every year, there will be a border issue between the two countries and its the same with most of the neighbouring countries.

In the 1920s the dynamics of geopolitics, geostrategy, and geoeconomics were not as complex as today. The 1920s were still in the era of colonialism and warlordism. China and India are not sovereign and are considered to be the forerunners of large countries like now. The global system began to take shape after the world war with America and its allies as the winners and runners-up Russia.

The political and economic constellation of the world is now increasingly complex in line with the times and technology, as well as the overlapping interests between countries and non-state actors. The US is implementing a containment strategy for China. Japan is used to contest China from the north, the influence of China on the Peninsula was contained by South Korea, then Taiwan on the other side and the last was on the side of Southeast Asia, the US tried to contradict the US-Indo-Pacific. The failure of the US to make Hong Kong the entrance of democracy to China, leaving India and Pakistan a means of containment for the US, because Myanmar and Cambodia are clearly inclined towards China. It is feared that Pakistan will make things difficult in the future because the US has already fought Islam and realized that Islam is spreading.

The choice of the US fell to India other than because the large population of India could become an economic base to rival China going forward. The military power of China and India is 3rd & 4th, both of which have nuclear as a scarecrow. The US is fully aware that China's target areas are Southeast Asia and the South China Sea. For China, this region is the middle east for the US. In Southeast Asian countries, China has built a lot of smelter infrastructure to hegemony new and renewable energy sources, namely batteries. The battery will change the status of China from a country with energy dependency to become energy self-sufficient. And reversing America's position from price maker energy to a price taker. In addition, Southeast Asia and the South China Sea are regions that are also rich in natural resources which will be enough to guarantee China's food security in the future.

The current focus of America is on China, India, and Indonesia. Because on the East side there are American and Australian military bases in Papua New Guinea that will welcome China and military bases in the Philippines can be reactivated immediately.

[suvo05]

There is a anti-china emotion due to the COVID pandemic throughout the world. I think Chinese GOV is trying to divert the focus and that's why they are clashing with India.  India is a big market for china. And India also depends too much on China. Any war would be last option for both countries.  I hope the tensions will ease down very soon.

[kokowannabe]

When i browse this news on Internet, i found something scary in this article https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/news/20200621103250-4-166895/kejam-india-sebut-tentaranya-dimutilasi-pasukan-china in this article say Chinese soldiers mutilation Indian soldier, i dont know this is truth or not, but if truth this will effect International economy

[yohananaomi]

If India and China join in a military conflict then Hindus finally will stop writing shit code for a penny and finally the Chinese will stop climbing everywhere they can

The talks are in process and yesterday both countries had long discussion and today as well they are having discussions which is a good sign and may be the resolution would come out soon and peace will will prevail in those areas and among the countries too .

they clearly think far enough ahead if this conflict continues to be continued, because the corona pandemic problem alone cannot be resolved between the two countries themselves. if this conflict continues, the loss of course the two countries will bear it.

if now they have opened a dialogue to be able to solve problems is the best thing of course they have thought. because of the impact that will occur if the ego is put forward in a corona pandemic situation that is still not finished. will make the two countries face a greater threat that the economy is disrupted.

[tbterryboy]

The way the two countries are facing each other on the China-India border is creating a tense atmosphere. If the conflict escalates, I think it will have an impact on international trade and cryptocurrency, what do you think?

I don’t really know what’s going on there, but I think whatever it is their governments should look for means to end it and not create more problems for the people, especially now that there is a pandemic. This is not time to be talking about any other thing and creating headaches for the people, when they should be putting their focus on how to stop the pandemic that is still spreading and killing people every day. And as for cryptocurrency, I don’t think this will have any effect on cryptocurrency.

The way I see crytpocurremcy markets, the only serious effect the market is going to face this year, we have already seen it and that’s with the Covid-19 outbreak. The price of bitcoin seems stronger even corona outbreak is not yet settling down. Hope, total crypto space to be going stronger incoming weeks as this is time for experiencing the consequences of third halving of bitcoin.