#FUD,#Bitcoin,#Crypto,#China

[fuguebtc]

It is a fact that every #FUD related to Bitcoin,Crypto comes from China.
Every year, there are 7749 fuds from small to large, but some people notice that over time the influence of each fud on the price decreases and of course, when the fuds run out.Bitcoin are always at least x2 times higher.
P/s:If Bitcoin hasn't value, no one is free to create FUDS, don't be fooled anymore.

[BrewMaster]

it is not every FUD but the majority of them have always been about or involving China. over the past couple of years i have seen the market manipulators have been expanding their operation and have been including other countries too. for example in 2017 and 2018 we had a lot of FUD about India and they are also increasing their FUD involving US. but this last one is not that successful because it is very easy to fact check a US FUD on english news sites than it is to fact check a Chinese FUD on Chinese media.

[titular]

If you bought bitcoin every time China opened their mouths, you likely did quite well. That is...if you held.

https://imgur.com/rsVY08f

[ndalliard]

It is a fact that every #FUD related to Bitcoin,Crypto comes from China.

i dont know your definition of facts, but what you say is not a fact. there is fud everywhere, doesn't matter which country. but at the same there there also always some brave people who will die for bitcoin

[jossiel]

Well for those folks that have been in the crypto market for quite a while, those FUDs doesn't matter anymore but the impact that it shows to the market is always noticeable and inevitable.

don't be fooled anymore.

I hope so that everyone won't be fooled anymore by those bias reporting and media publishing about FUD that comes from China. If they run out of China fud, I guess they'll prepare something again.

[DooMAD]

It is a fact that every #FUD related to Bitcoin,Crypto comes from China.

I assume there's just a touch of hyperbole there?   

It's probably more accurate to say that a large quantity of FUD comes from the media misreporting events in China, as they so often tend to do.

Plus, there's plenty of FUD from other sources.  How many of these recent "Bitcoin Obituaries" come from China, for example?  Certainly not as many as you're suggesting.

[$crypto$]

Well for those folks that have been in the crypto market for quite a while, those FUDs doesn't matter anymore but the impact that it shows to the market is always noticeable and inevitable.

don't be fooled anymore.

I hope so that everyone won't be fooled anymore by those bias reporting and media publishing about FUD that comes from China. If they run out of China fud, I guess they'll prepare something again.

FUD news will be spread more widely which has been published which they are afraid of from China even though it is only FUD and there is not necessarily a truth to it, sometimes I see the news that is published is only to scare those who are new to crypto and go viral so that other investors become a little bit wasa what happened to in china and other fud.

Believe in bitcoin FUD will not affect if we do not take it more seriously not only from China but from various countries will make FUD to destroy it.

This needs to be looked at and don't panic.

[RILWAN]

Ever since Bitcoin and all the other altcoins boom of 2017 China have constantly attacked the cryptocurrency market, from regulations to ban crypto-related transactions.

[dothebeats]

Most of the fuds came from China since bitcoin became popular around the world, though over time it has lost its charm to the traders and to the community to the point that even the "major" news coming from the communist country doesn't shake anyone anymore. Add to that the way the media spins some news making them look like they're something that could possibly turn the tides for bitcoin but it turns out that they aren't really that severe in the first place. Over time, fud spread on other parts of the world, too, that they even compete with China with most exaggerated news ever produced.

If you bought bitcoin every time China opened their mouths, you likely did quite well. That is...if you held.

https://imgur.com/rsVY08f

This is.. interestingly true.

[franky1]

might regret saying this..
but doomad is right for once

its WESTERN media, mis-reporting events of china

pretty much everything said about china's 'control' 'influence' has been wrong

[DooMAD]

might regret saying this..
but doomad is right for once

Strange.  You can see this situation for what it really is and your contributions to the topic seem to be made with the aim of preventing the spread of misinformation.  Yet, when it comes to certain other subjects (that we won't be getting into here), you display the complete opposite tendencies.  It's as though when you don't feel any personal bitterness or resentment towards a particular focal point, you are more rational.  Please take this observation on board and try to approach those other subjects with the same clarity of thought you are showing here. 

Ever since Bitcoin and all the other altcoins boom of 2017 China have constantly attacked the cryptocurrency market, from regulations to ban crypto-related transactions.

No.  The media have just reported the one time China announced plans to prevent finance companies from trading in it and offering services to customers using it, which have been in the pipeline since 2017.  And then repeated the same story as if it was some new and shocking revelation every time they have a slow news week or whenever there was any progress in their implementation of what they set in motion in 2017.  And people over-react every single time and make out as though it's a bigger story than it is.  And now they have the added bonus where some provinces (not even the whole of China, just certain regions) restricting mining activity and making a bigger deal out of that than it really is.  And the media is clearly very effective at manipulating you with this strategy, since you're living proof that it works. 

If you stop buying the story, you might just manage to see fact from fiction.