What's actually happening (China's real agenda):

This is what is actually happening: >>3483354

>>3484428
>thinking a government would make an existing coin their countries official blockchain
>thinking if they did it would be NEO (it would be ethereum and only ethereum)

what the fuck is wrong with you? i also didnt sell at $50 and still hold but come on.. be realistic now

>>3484428
I'm starting to think that some of the crypto space is some covert financial war between intelligence services, BTC is NSA, ETH is Russian, NEO (or Bitcoin cash?) Chinese, etc.

>>3484465

>they would be using google then
>they would be using facebook then
>they would be using whatsapp then
>they would be using ebay then
>they would be using amazon then

Do you see a pattern? China doesn't like foreign products. They use their own shit. Onchain is already working with the govt.

China will never use ethereum as their blockchain. It'll either be NEO or they make their own.

>>3484484
PBOC and JP Morgan to take turns to shit on crypto and you think that it's a coincidence. There's no covert financial war. There's only (((them))) vs us.

>>3484488
eBay were BTFO by Taobao (Alibaba owned). Amazon China is barely hanging on.

>China doesn't like foreign products
They don't like not controlling their own information, that's why messaging apps are banned and marketplaces aren't.

The amount of mentions to NEO makes me think that you are going through some kind of psychotic break without even knowing it anon.

>>3484498

JPM has been shitting on bitcoin for years
the recent comments were nothing

its all china right now

>>3484511

>They don't lke not controlling their own informaton

that's why, if they're going to use a blockchain, it'll be a chinese coin with chinese developers who are working with the govt, which is basically what NEO is doing.

Onchain is already working with the chinese government.

There's just no way china will use bitcoin or ethereum. They don't want to give up on crypto either. It'll be a chinese coin and once that happens bitcoin won't be the number 1 anymore.

>>3484579
Allegedly OMG has some sort of deal with WeChat like NEO with Alipay.

Some people don't understand that China doesn't hate new financial technology - in fact they have the largest mobile payment system in the entire world (50 times the US size). They want to control the technology.

NEO has said since the start they are working with the government and that fitting in with regulation is what they are aiming to do fully. They have an aim to implement verifiable identification within NEO and use digital certificates to confirm and make legally binding smart contracts. To think that NEO are not the most likely crypto to make it big in China after all of this FUD is ridiculous. They are positioned perfectly to hit the ground running when China work out their regulations. I'm willing to bet that Da Hongfei is working with the PBoC, even if on a small advisory level to create these regulations.

Full disclosure: I bought the bulk of my position in NEO at $5 and have added to it significantly in the last 48 hours. I will continue to add to it as it continues to drop. I also hold GAS, as this is what will power Chinese ICO's in the years to come.

Yeah where's the ath neo volume rn
Exactly

>>3484679

>doesn't realize how many chinese people are using bittrex

>>3484519

china has not done this before true

>>3484579

maybe but they will not control majority btc hashrate so w/e

>>3484646
A couple months ago they said they are not working with the government, but that their roadmap takes every opportunity to open their platform to regulations.

Who knows what's happened since then, or what official dealings Onchain has. Also Fosun group is invested in Onchain, so there is government and the interest of huge capitalists.

*Onchain and NEO share a CEO.