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July 22, 2022, 04:59:32 AM
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This can't happen with Bitcoin if your savings are in Bitcoin and in your private wallets,

That's the problem.

Almost everybody who trade bitcoin is holding their coins on an exchange because they are traders and there are probably more traders than holders. Even a portion of holders are holding their coins on an exchange which is quite stupid. If you can't secure your own private wallet you shouldn't be holding bitcoin imo.

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July 22, 2022, 05:04:36 AM
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The banking system is controlled by the government and the current scene in China clearly depicts why they were banning bitcoin usage and now these banking crisis have made people loose their life savings.

With btc you have no worries like this that funds will be confiscated and you are unable to withdraw your funds only but only thing is volatility but if you hold it for long term you can get profits.

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July 22, 2022, 05:13:18 AM
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Is there anyone who doesn't know China want to control everything and strict about their dictatorship,

you do realise that in america.. there are more people in prison than in china.. and yea china have 4x more citizens but less prisoners.

do you know that london has more CCTV cameras than the main cities of china..

you do know that china dont force people to use a single app right.

im not chinese. im british and im white... . but im not a fox news fanboy that believes whatever media try to tell me. i actualy get on a plane and visit countries.

and no people are not brutalised for forgetting to bow at the picture of the chinese president. meaning no they are not forced to do that too.

wake up.
america is not "great" their GDP is filled with debt(QE) so is britain.
china has more population and more spending value per person than america and britain.
but america dont want you to know about that.

point is
dont go full racist when trying to make bitcoin look good. bitcoin doesnt need racism or mis information or exaggeration to look good. bitcoin does its job. i have my coins on legacy addresses and they do fine all by themselves with no interferance. thats all that matters

if you want a real demonstration
take satoshis coins from 2009. like the coin reward of block 9 where he spent funds to hal and had some left over coins which to this day no one has been able to hack or find the identity of the bitcoin inventor. that in-itself shows bitcoins utility
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/12cbQLTFMXRnSzktFkuoG3eHoMeFtpTu3S?page=11

Would  you say China's government did it better than any government after banning BTC mining? Or would they come up with a regulation one day?
I don't see situation like holding money withdrawals from banks only happens in China, it happens everywhere even in Canada.

What he meant "China want to control everything" is the CCP intervening businesses in the country. JackMa for example wants to hold IPO for the Antgroup and then CCP, stopped it whereby we as outsiders of China are not able to participate.



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July 26, 2022, 03:58:59 PM
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Did you mean "consent of the citizens here? What does that mean?
It means, permission from the citizens that own those savings account. Because the central bank have the total control over the money saved be the citizens in the bank.

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July 26, 2022, 04:54:21 PM
Last edit: July 26, 2022, 05:09:24 PM by franky1
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What he meant "China want to control everything" is the CCP intervening businesses in the country. JackMa for example wants to hold IPO for the Antgroup and then CCP, stopped it whereby we as outsiders of China are not able to participate.

and how many mining farms have gone public on america's nasdaq
you will find that the ones that are listed. they are not actually applying as 100% mining company. but termed on the application as vague services to get around certain application restrictions american SEC has

EG
https://www.investopedia.com/markets/quote?tvwidgetsymbol=CAN
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Canaan, Inc. provides computing solutions to solve problems. Currently, the firm is focused on the research and development of technology, including such areas as AI chips, AI algorithms, AI architectures, system on a chip (SoC) integration and chip integration. It also provides a suite of AI service solutions. The company was founded by Li Jia Xuan, Liu Xiang Fu and Zhang Nan Geng in 2013 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

we know canaan is into bitcoin mining and is their main income stream. but sssshhhh, the SEC accepted them as a nasdaq listed company for its 'computer solutions' and 'ai research' descriptor

take all the ETF applications american SEC has received over the last half decade. we are still waiting for s single one to get accepted.

i remember half a decade ago bitmain was playing the same game by talking about themselves as a semiconductor company doing research in AI to get passed a few issues china had.
by changing to define themselves as a cryptocurrency mining group doesnt play well in multiple countries.
where as sticking with 'semiconductor' and 'ai' does allow them some recognition and acceptance

Would  you say China's government did it better than any government after banning BTC mining? Or would they come up with a regulation one day?
I don't see situation like holding money withdrawals from banks only happens in China, it happens everywhere even in Canada.

well UK/america banned/prohibited multiple drugs and it took about 100 years to then licence/permit public use
well UK/america banned/prohibited alcohol and it took multiple years to then licence/permit public use

so i wont consider a licence/regulated use situation to be a 'never gonna happen' story
but we cant tell how long exactly it might take for them to sort out a path to be able to regulate/police crypto where it cant be abused and unpunished for those that go to extremes of using it maliciously (stealing electric/scammers/hackers/etc)

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July 26, 2022, 06:48:47 PM
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China is a highly centralized system where everything from money to life is strictly controlled by government, but it has its drawbacks, you push one domino, all others will fall along China can never allow crypto without a significant change in its governing structure. China has actually indebted many countries around the globe including Srilanka, Pakistan, and many others, Most of whom have defaulted and It had stretched itself too thin, and now it depend on citizens money to fund its own expenses. So a banking crash was inevitable. Now if it doesn't sanction its own populace, china will crumble under own weight
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March 28, 2023, 07:21:56 PM
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Yesterday, several papers reported on China's secret plans to quietly court bitcoin through Hong Kong. There are some who believe that the decision is a result of the recent bad relations between China and the United States. What direction should this news lead?

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