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Bitcoin Price Drops Again as More Chinese Exchanges Stop Accepting Deposits
10 Apr2014
As more Chinese crypt currencies announce they are stopping to accept cash deposits as being requested by their banks and payment processors the Bitcoin exchange rate and that of other crypto currencies has dropped again today down to almost $400 USD. The new exchanges that join the ranks of the ones that already announced that they are stopping to accept deposits in Chinese Yuan from users are BTCTrade and BTC100 that have released official announcements today. Huobi, another exchange that we mentioned last that has also come out with official announcement that they are also stopping deposits in cash. And with April 15th coming in just a few days you can expect that the remaining Chinese exchanges will also follow in these steps. There is still no official announcement coming out from PBOC, though exchanges are being notified by their banks and payment processors. If you were still doubting about the ruling for banks and payment processors to stop servicing the accounts of 15 of the top crypto exchanges in China, then you should probably stop now as it seems clear that this is happening already.
Do note that China is not banning Bitcoin and crypto currencies and most likely crypto currency exchanges will find another way of continuing to do business and trade coins for cash. All that China is doing is trying to limit the crypto to cash exchanges, and all of the exchanges will continue to trade crypto-crypto exchange pairs without problems. And hopefully they will soon find an alternative solution for cash to be used to buy and sell crypto currencies, so that the Bitcoin markets will finally calm down a bit and instead of going down will stabilize and may start going up. That is unless of course China decides to actually ban the crypto currencies in a month or two for example as that is not entirely impossible as well.
- Publihsed in: Crypto News
- Related tags: Bitcoin prices, BTC100, BTC38, BTCTrade, Bter, Chinese Yuan, CNY, FXBTC, Huobi, Litecoin prices, OKCoin, PBOK, Peoples Bank of China, Peoples Bank of China Ban, Yuan Deposits
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1 Response to Bitcoin Price Drops Again as More Chinese Exchanges Stop Accepting Deposits
Dave
April 10th, 2014 at 20:14
I don’t think is that hard to figure out exactly what they are doing, they want to control the people by controlling the cash. But when push comes to shove they may compromise by developing an exchange medium ie. Come to bank “xyz” buy “our exchange medium” lets call it “chinacoin” then and only then will those people be allowed to play the crypto game. And this way the cash all flows where their govt. can keep an eye on it. And I am sure the banks will win either way with or without all this, this all keep cash in plain view.
It’s just my two cents.
dw
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