China declares all crypto transactions illegal

N4CR said:
Told my cryptobros a few years back it just takes one govt to start doing this on this scale (and with this size govt) to cause some massive issues to crypto.

As long as GPUs are cheaper and the kosher banks are worried still I don't mind.
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Bring it on. In the end it makes Bitcoin stronger.

Bitcoin will soon be trading at a premium in China.
 
So all the wealth generated by Crypto and invested in China will move to other countries, good job China!. Also, if more financial institutions adopt Crypto including Paypal, Cirrus and following:
  • Revolut
  • Ally Bank
  • Goldman Sachs
  • JPMorgan
  • Unifimoney
  • Quontic Bank
  • Signature Bank
  • Silvergate Capital
  • USAA
  • Vast Bank
Appears China will be isolating themselves from the financial world.

https://investorjunkie.com/banking/banks-offering-crypto/

Also at the same time China will offer to the world their digital Crypto which will be utter tracking ware, exclusion list, account holds if they don't like you -> no thanks! Many others may see it that way as well.
 
Someone smart will build a China-coin to domain name purchase that refunds to external submarine swap lightning wallet to p2wpkh wallet.
 
xenium said:
Not true, China already has less than 50% of the BTC nethash, and this was measured before the mass mining exodus earlier this year. Im sure its even less now.

https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/insight/2021/new-data-reveals-timeline-of-chinas-bitcoin-mining-exodus/
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That 50% still uses some 86 Terrawatt hours, which is the equivalent of a small country. In retrospect, Texas's power draw over the last 2 years has increased by almost that much as miners move from China to the US...
 
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