中国银行痛恨比特币，他们不断的否定陈述以至于在任何情况下都需要用黑客来达到这一合理假设。为什么他们是如此的反比特币？加密货币会对世界第二大经济体，人口最多的中国有什么潜在的危险吗？
想象一下，有第二种货币;一个去中心化的货币不能被控制。试想一下，工人可以为了获得这个比特币去工作，贸易，并且卖出股票。想象一下，一个贸易大国，不，试想一个出口国家，发现它无法控制第二个货币。该货币将作为一个渠道，出口销售，并且将有利于中国工人卖出他们的股票，他们的劳动，价格比他们在中国赚到的更多;他们会卖给愿意买的人，并且比在美国更低的价格来投资。
个人财富将增加，刺激需求，物价上涨，导致潜在的资产泡沫。工作一天能赚３０美元，他为什么要去赚２０美元？
比特币作为替代货币，威胁到人民银行管理本国货币的能力。 比特币可能是唯一没有在中国取得成功的，因为我们国家在过去几年里已经开发出可以接受比特币的经济框架，它是简单的由出口期待带动，保守管理经济，与货币挂钩是在同一个位置。中国人民银行组成复杂;但它不是一个愚蠢的组织，它不会允许比特币威胁到中国的竞争力。比特币的价值正在打折，我们不能预计中国将改变这一政策。中国跟美国还不是同样的地方，但它在那里存在着，华尔街也在注视着。
评论：一面之词，也许有道理，也许瞎掰，比特币目前的市值还威胁不到任何国家，但未来很难预料。
Chinese Monetary Manipulation Endangered by Bitcoin
Chinese Manipulation Endangered?
The PBOC must hate cryptocurrencies. Their constant negative statements lead a reasonable hack to reach this assumption in any event. Why are they so anti Bitcoin? What potential danger does a cryptocurrency pose to China, the World’s second largest economy and most populous country?
When you look at the facts, Bitcoin could well have the potential to pose quite a significant level of threat to China’s monetary policy. Let me explain.
Let us begin by looking at the Peoples Bank of China, hereinafter, the PBOC. Now the PBOC is huge, it holds and controls reserves of $3.2 Trillion Dollars; it controls and regulates monetary policy, as well as all financial institutions in mainland China.
It holds, not to put too fine a point on it, more assets than any financial institution in history. China’s PBOC is a big deal. When it takes a dislike to a particular organization, idea, or product, then it brings huge power to bear. Now, the law on the PBOC says: “that the objective of monetary policy is to keep the value of RMB stable to contribute to economic growth.”
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China’s take on the Financial Crisis
There is a significant level of over consumption in the US and this fact, allied to a high level of savings in the emerging economies of Asia, has acted to place China in a position of financial strength.
Now, when the sub-prime property crisis in the US went global, through the use of conglomerate financial instruments such as complex derivatives, China got a fright.
The PBOC had been quietly building up the State’s reserve levels for a decade, and when the sub-prime crisis happened the PBOC looked at China and found that there was evidence of overheating in the Chinese property market. With this knowledge, the PBOC moved to implement conservatives policies to ensure that inflation and growth levels remained stable. This happened because China sees itself as a developing, or transitional economy, and inflation is seen as the greatest macroeconomic threat to China’s development.
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