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May 31, 2023, 03:38:59 AM
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Maybe they see the US being hostile somewhat to bitcoin without any regulatory clarity and think if they step in & offer regulation to big companies they will move there & China can make a lot of money out of it. China see an opportunity to gain ground on the US in the fight to be the number 1 for digital currencies. Let’s see how it plays out.

China's roadmap for their blockchain ambitions is not based on what America has been doing in their blockchain ambition, if they have one hehehe. Similar to what I have been saying before, China wants to be the leader in information technology including blockchain. They would certainly need to open up their country for the cryptospace to make it a reality.

I speculate that they might start it with whitelisting some centralized exchanges and maybe also some DeFi projects. It might have full oversight, however. It will not be the same as the open cryptospace that we are familiar with.

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May 31, 2023, 04:06:20 AM
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China might look like playing double game, but they're clear with their plans. It was China who helped with the circulation of bitcoin in the earlier days. During those days, even the grown economies and the technology wise developed nations too didn't considered it. At some point fake volume issue were identified during inspection by People's Bank of China. From then onwards it started strict regulation and terminated the operation of few exchanges. Later the ban on cryptocurrency mining, altcoins and bitcoin happened. Every country wants them to be dominant in the technology, and the increasing demand made China stay away from the race.

As OP said China hadn't grown out of making some cheap politics between the powers, it have got the strong manufacturing setup which is the reason it have emerged as one among the strong economy in the last 20 years. USA also a reason, to suppress the supreme power of Russia media started to compare between China and USA which too helped them in the growth.
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May 31, 2023, 04:46:58 AM
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China's crypto dance is like a never-ending tango - one step forward, two steps back, and then a sudden twirl. Are they really regulating or just enjoying the dance? Either way, it keeps us all wondering what's next.
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May 31, 2023, 04:56:29 AM
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China's crypto dance is like a never-ending tango - one step forward, two steps back, and then a sudden twirl. Are they really regulating or just enjoying the dance? Either way, it keeps us all wondering what's next.
It's easy to understand to be honest, I like the analogy. CCP wants what's best for the party, and if the favor and benefits that bitcoin offers is swaying, then the party is going to swaying wherever they get the most benefit. Doesn't China always do this with other stuff too, I just can't think of one thing that is similar to this but I am sure of it.
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June 01, 2023, 04:40:09 PM
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China might look like playing double game, but they're clear with their plans. It was China who helped with the circulation of bitcoin in the earlier days. During those days, even the grown economies and the technology wise developed nations too didn't considered it. At some point fake volume issue were identified during inspection by People's Bank of China. From then onwards it started strict regulation and terminated the operation of few exchanges. Later the ban on cryptocurrency mining, altcoins and bitcoin happened. Every country wants them to be dominant in the technology, and the increasing demand made China stay away from the race.

As OP said China hadn't grown out of making some cheap politics between the powers, it have got the strong manufacturing setup which is the reason it have emerged as one among the strong economy in the last 20 years. USA also a reason, to suppress the supreme power of Russia media started to compare between China and USA which too helped them in the growth.

China has always looked for its own benefit. Its tactics has led it to where it is right now. Currently, China is the world's second-largest economy. And it could become the largest economy in the world if it continues to do what it's doing. By adopting crypto/Blockchain tech, China could get the tools/knowledge it needs to help strengthen its CBDC (digital Yuan). It can also collect huge taxes along the way. China is not stupid, unlike the US that recently went aggressive against the industry.

If America continues to reject crypto, then it will be left behind in the dust, paving the way for China to take over the world. Crypto is the future whenever governments like it or not. Let's see how everything will play out in the long run. As long as crypto stays decentralized, nothing else matters. Just my thoughts Grin

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