Caixin.com article is paid fud

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>>3398186

> Caixin.com article is paid fud

Oh, that's why the Chinese state media confirmed it on Twitter and the Chinese are dumping their shit right now.

>>3398215
>>>3398186 (OP) (You)
>> Caixin.com article is paid fud
>Oh, that's why the Chinese state media confirmed it on Twitter and the Chinese are dumping their shit right now
>chinese state media

its like saying cnn is American state media

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>>3398251

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People's_Daily

> The paper is an official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, published worldwide with a circulation of 3 million.

Get educated, moron.

>>3398274
>3 million
That's local news tier. Forget 1kUSD, the chink was given a slightly bigger cage to live in.

>>3398274
>peoples daily twitter account
>nowhere on peoples daily

>>3398335
they are communists you stupid nigger, they cannot do fake news.
they will get executed if they lie and they are the official paper of the commie party.

>>3398343

https://twitter.com/PDChina/status/906192652521148416

> BUT I WANNA HAVE A LAMBO BWAAAHAAAHAA

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>>3398186
Regardless if it's fake or real, it demonstrates the week point with using centralised exchanges - they can be shut down.

This is why decentralised services like https://bisq.io which you download directly to your computer are so important. You trade directly with sellers. More people need to start using it

>>3398186
N wat is ur source bud

>>3398373
>>3398348
"Currency Line", "Coins", and "Bitcoin China"? The People's Daily Twitter account claims that they are all LOCAL exchanges, which is another way of saying that they're all essentially Bitcoin ATMs—not online exchanges. Not a single one of them are listed under Coinmarketcap's section for markets on Bitcoin—and if you don't believe me, then have a look for yourself:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#CNY

Believe it or not, China closing down local Bitcoin exchanges is not the end of crypto; I know for a fact that projects such as Bytom and Yoyow are continuing with development, despite offering refunds for their ICO clients, and being de-listed from Binance for the time being. They're still on other (China-centric) exchanges, and could be a really great investment, so long as the developers don't give up on just playing it cautious and decide to cease operations entirely—which is unlikely in the case of Yoyow, at the very least. See below.
https://twitter.com/InfoYoyow/status/905615405372157952
These projects STILL have investors. They've been in development for over a year, or probably longer in some cases. They are not going to give up just because Chinese authorities clearly want in on their money, or because they close a few local (strictly bitcoin? no?) exchanges.

Especially in the case of investing in ridiculously undervalued coins right now, DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH. I would advise against putting your money into something that you think will curl up and die in a month—but, if you think it's a good investment, then do it.

>>3398764
Good post, any chance you have an undervalued coin tip for a nocoiner?

>>3398764

https://www.coindesk.com/report-casts-doubt-future-chinas-bitcoin-exchanges/

wait 2 days

>>3398377
YOu have been posting this a lot today, how do I get a job doing marketing in online forums like you have?

>>3398945
Lol nope

>>3398945
Bisq is an open source project. I'm nothing to do with it other than that I use it. I just happen to like it because it embraces the decentralised nature of bitcoin and completely allows people to avoid situations like what happened today. Go figure.