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April 02, 2014, 03:50:48 PM
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so OP is just FUD.

I think so , the Chinese are champions at large market manipulation.
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April 02, 2014, 03:56:43 PM
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So there are rumours on the Internet, but these rumours were delivered to them by their third party providers and banks? Riiight

The rumors are that the Chinese government are going to shutdown the exchange. According to Lee this isn't whats happening, its that they are preventing people from depositing fiat to the exchange from a chinese bank account. The exchange is still allowed to run. Withdrawals to chinese bank accounts are still allowed and deposits and withdrawals in BTC are still allowed. You can still buy and sell Bitcoin, but you cant deposit money from your chinese bank account.
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April 02, 2014, 04:04:08 PM
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So there are rumours on the Internet, but these rumours were delivered to them by their third party providers and banks? Riiight

The rumors are that the Chinese government are going to shutdown the exchange. According to Lee this isn't whats happening, its that they are preventing people from depositing fiat to the exchange from a chinese bank account. The exchange is still allowed to run. Withdrawals to chinese bank accounts are still allowed and deposits and withdrawals in BTC are still allowed. You can still buy and sell Bitcoin, but you cant deposit money from your chinese bank account.

Analogous to a ban, correct?

How else can you deposit money  to the exchange?
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April 02, 2014, 04:08:13 PM
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So there are rumours on the Internet, but these rumours were delivered to them by their third party providers and banks? Riiight

The rumors are that the Chinese government are going to shutdown the exchange. According to Lee this isn't whats happening, its that they are preventing people from depositing fiat to the exchange from a chinese bank account. The exchange is still allowed to run. Withdrawals to chinese bank accounts are still allowed and deposits and withdrawals in BTC are still allowed. You can still buy and sell Bitcoin, but you cant deposit money from your chinese bank account.
Its a bit more than that though, its that you can't transfer money into the exchange's bank account. That is the thing causing the major issues, because the funds are going to dry up. I can't honestly see people sending cash to them through the mail to fund their accounts.

You can call the rumours FUD and you are technically correct, because they aren't 100% true. The truth though is somewhere in the middle, as they aren't 100% false either

And before you say "we knew about this in Dec, it was priced in", the situation then was different. Everyone assumed that the government was just posturing and business would continue as usual with exchanges flaunting the ban. The actual enforcement of it has been on the horizon ever since, but most people assumed it would never happen
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April 02, 2014, 04:10:02 PM
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Analogous to a ban, correct?

No. The exchange is not "banned". It's still allowed to run and I'm sure they may try some loop-holes to get around this. For example, the chinese government have said nothing about depositing to the exchange via cash so that may be an option for them.

Admittedly my personal opinion is that this is a first step by the Chinese government towards dealing with the problems Bitcoin causes for their oppressive of currency controls, how exactly they are going to do that we don't know, but as of right now the Chinese government have shown no intention at all to "ban" or "shutdown" the Bitcoin exchanges.
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April 02, 2014, 04:19:31 PM
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Analogous to a ban, correct?

No. The exchange is not "banned". It's still allowed to run and I'm sure they may try some loop-holes to get around this. For example, the chinese government have said nothing about depositing to the exchange via cash so that may be an option for them.

Admittedly my personal opinion is that this is a first step by the Chinese government towards dealing with the problems Bitcoin causes for their oppressive of currency controls, how exactly they are going to do that we don't know, but as of right now the Chinese government have shown no intention at all to "ban" or "shutdown" the Bitcoin exchanges.

I wasn't talking about 'banning' the exchanges. The consequences are however similar to those of a ban. You can't trade BTC anymore without circumventing the bank transfer/3rd party deposit problem, which is honestly very concerning.

I would expect a significant drop in the amount of Chinese traders. Deposit by cash.. What a joke.
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April 02, 2014, 04:37:39 PM
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So wait, you can't change CNY - > USD in china? So chinese exchanges add USD etc trade option.
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April 02, 2014, 05:28:24 PM
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Okcoin just confirmed they will halt cny deposits from tomorrow

http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/okcoin-fxbtc-btc38-announce-end-chinese-yuan-deposits-starting-april-3-2014/2014/04/02

Still in lala land trolls and haters?

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April 02, 2014, 05:34:09 PM
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Okcoin just confirmed they will halt cny deposits from tomorrow

http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/okcoin-fxbtc-btc38-announce-end-chinese-yuan-deposits-starting-april-3-2014/2014/04/02

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Dear users of OKCoin:

Because our 3rd party payment card dealer (payment processor) just received notification to suspend our payment channel, Starting at 0:00 on April 3rd we will stop prepaid card recharges.  Bank transfer recharge cards for yuan withdrawals are not effected.  We apologize for any inconvenience.

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