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Tasigur1

Exactly the same with the CCP, how many times they attacked Crypto?!

CryptoScamee42069

CBDCs are dirty CCP-ness

Intelligent_Page2732

CBDC's are an absolute threat to privacy and freedom of spending your money. What is happening right now in the CCP is evidence of that we absolutely do not wanna have a 'social credit system' in any country.

OHYAMTB

Not only are these the banks the is supposed to be regulating, many of them are not even American Banks! The Hong Kong Development Council is CHINESE and has substantial ties to the CCP - these are literally bribes from foreign powers to curry influence with American political leaders

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; CCP Games has announced that it is working on a new triple-A game set in the EVE universe. The game will leverage smart-contract blockchain technology to create a new relationship between virtual worlds and players. The announcement is really about the funding for the project, rather than the game itself. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*

Intelligent_Page2732

No, we absolutely do not wanna have a Social Credit system like the CCP has. The authorities would be able to take away your money easier than now and we should not welcome that. CBDC's will restrict more than we would wish for.

somethingknew123

Contrary to decrypt's horrible reporting, this isn't CCP's first foray into blockchain tech. CCP issued NFT prizes on tezos last year.

btc-beginner

We have AI now; A challenge like this will have a solution. Most likely a hard fork, before private keys are exposed. This is a threat we will see coming, way before it can be deployed in a meaningful way. And as mentioned above here; there are far more profitable encrypted systems to attack, before Bitcoin. And this is likely to be the case for quite some time. Remember that quantum computing will be a scarce resource for quite some time. It's not like something a group of hackers can build in their jungle lair. This is not likely that countries like NK, will get their hands on this tech anytime soon. Even when CCP gets it, I highly doubt Bitcoin will be on the menu in the early stage.

Smooth-Complaint-353

CCP Games isn’t the only major traditional game maker to enter the Web3 world.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; CCP Games has raised $40 million in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz to develop a new Web3 game. The game will feature on-chain systems, with an emphasis on “persistence, composability and truly open third-party development to create a new relationship between virtual worlds and players.” *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR. Get more of today's trending news [here](https://coinfeeds.substack.com).*

Bladeyy21

Is it because they're one of the few remaining states refusing to go full CCP on its people?

Intelligent_Page2732

Ah, ofcourse we can't forget the famous *Ban - Unban * cycle of the CCP.

Sunnyjim333

This would be nice for information storage, maybe in the future, something that will make it impossible for data to be lost or edited. Try finding out about the Tianamen Square protest in the CCP. Or the editing out of "wrong thinking" in books even here in the USA (Martian Chronicles).

VisualAsparagus

The only scenario where I can see the dollar truly collapsing is if SA & the CCP are able to successfully replace the petro dollar with their own equivalent (which they're trying to do).

Angel_Zhang

All the medias are covering the truth , they are dogs of the Communist Party of China . Miles Guo is hero , he has been sacrificing to tell the truth about the CCP’S virus & toxic vaccines Whoever wants to find truth , please go to Gettr

throwaway55667701

And this type of comments is Exhibit A in the "not helpful" category. The second we turn crypto into a politically polarized football, it's game over the technology. Stop making this about Republican vs. Democrats, or conservatives vs. liberals, or Trump vs. Obama, or USA vs. CCP. Just stop!

RajivChaudrii

Bitcoin is all about reducing the control government has over the population. Ever try to argue and reason with the CCP? Good luck with that. Even in USA, the democrats are trying to destroy bitcoin (Obama operation choke point) because it would threaten their ability to control money and how it’s redistributed.

DanteTheSimpSlayer

HK is the real OG, even with CCP on their heels, they are still behaving better than most when it comes to crypto

DAMG808

They are trying to sell a prerecorded clip of an glitchy avatar and fake messages from an "CHATGPT"-Rival as "AI" to the world. Fake autonomous hydrogen-powered farm machinery made from random kitbashed 3D elements with no purpose. A full scale Paper-Tiger in every aspect. China has other urgent problems to solve..not to mingle in the "metaverse", whatever this might be in the distant future, and for sure not in 2023. Observing your crops via a camera mounted on your harvesting machine with a preprogrammed route is not AI. Yet thats what the CCP thinks AI is. It's hilarious beyong believe.

redditiscompromised2

The CCP puts out more truthful statements right now than any western government. Straight up playing a game of, admit the truth and face immediate repercussions, so lie, deny, and pretend it's all OK.... Until it's not

woodgraintippin

Neat. Anyway, remember she. You gave your passport and social to the CCP? LMAO. Good luck buddy.

Skank_cunt_42

I’m sorry, but Honk Kong isn’t becoming the hub of crypto as long as The CCP has a death grip on them

ExplosiveDiarrhetic

Hong Kong is owned by CCP. You think the CCP wont go back on their word when its convenient for them? Crypto hub? More like crypto sink

Abysskitten

So, let me get this straight. America's actively pushing out crypto firms with harsh-handed regulation and an arm of the CCP is now extremely crypro-welcoming? This self-induced osmotic shift of crypto firms will come back to bite America one day.

Skank_cunt_42

Doesn’t Hong Kong have bigger issues at the moment? Like, trying to not be subjugated by The CCP.

Alanski22

Great news for the world I’m sure… blockchain technology being utilised by the CCP, definitely not worrisome

Intelligent_Page2732

They are trying to implement CBDC's in alot of countries, besides the CCP, so far failing, it will take years to implement this, and than it's the question if people will use it.

youngbitcoino

Oh, right, now I remember! Which is even more unusual to hear, since the chinese government had been torching Hong Kong for... Two years straight? In an attempt to quell protests. Making it a crypto hub seems a contradiction of both China's previous stance on crypto and its stance on Hong Kong itself. I wonder what the CCP is thinking...

VisualAsparagus

Considering that SA is working with the CCP to try and move away from the petrol dollar it's possible, that's the true breaking point for the dollars world dominance.

koukouvagia777

Why the CCP lied? Why the CCP are so afraid of Miles Guo? https://gettr.com/post/p2bpksfee64

nfsc2020

Judge Parker, identified as non-partisan, has every reason to suspect the prosecutor’s true intentions. Guo’s enemies in America being linked to the CCP have been a common occurrence since he was forced to flee CCP persecution. In 2017 then Senior Congressional Affairs Specialist at the DOJ George Higginbotham is reported to have secretly met with China’s Vice Minister of Public Security to plot forcing Guo to return to China. Higginbotham also met with China’s ambassador in the Chinese Embassy in D.C. to further the same shared goal. In another high-profile legal action Guo has become ensnared in, this one between the Pacific Alliance Asia Opportunity Fund (PAX) and him, which resulted in the Feds seizing a yacht belonging to his daughter and fining him $134 million, all parties had CCP ties. PAX is a subsidiary of Pacific Alliance Group, one of the largest private investment firms based in Hong Kong. The firm is headed by Shan Weijian, who has extensive ties to the CCP, and has written numerous articles singing their praise – and denying their well-documented human rights abuses. The Judge presiding over that case, Barry Ostrager, himself is tangled in a web of financial conflicts of interest to China. The entirety of his career before being a judge was with Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, which has an extensive business presence in China, and has represented dozens of CCP-linked clients. Simpson–Thatcher also lists “A Chinese company in an investigation by the DOJ into potential theft of trade secrets” among their clients – which they present as something they’re proud of. Ostrager had recused himself from cases in the past where he had financial conflicts of interest – but not the one involving Guo. The removal of Guo to China is a CCP priority that extends to its highest leadership. When then-President Donald Trump met with President Xi Jinping in 2017, Xi personally requested Guo’s return to China, which Trump presumably refused, perhaps knowing that would be a death sentence. The arrest of Miles Guo is troubling for anyone who cares about judicial integrity and the rule of law. It is a stark reminder of the CCP’s willingness to use any means necessary to maintain its grip on power and silence its opposition, oftentimes by infiltrating the U.S. justice system.

nfsc2020

Just in. Seems like there’s a twist. It is not seems to be what it is. And the price of Hcoin hasn’t fluctuated much…… SDNY Prosecutors Warned By Judge After Admitting “Working With China” to Prosecute Miles Guo, CCP’s Most Wanted Man.

nfsc2020

Just in. SDNY Prosecutors Warned By Judge After Admitting “Working With China” to Prosecute Miles Guo, CCP’s Most Wanted Man. So the news is not true.

bitcoinbumblebee

I hate to break it to you but they are tools of the establishment. Where were they when people were under CCP-style house arrest, sent to camps in some countries, and coerced into taking experimental gene therapy? The music industry is made up of bootlickers and people pleasers, top to bottom, no matter the genre. Try coming up with a single "bad opinion" in underground "edgy" music circles and see what happens to your reputation. Musicians are peak NPCs.

sadnificent

You're right. It's no coincidence that the Hong Kong protests simply disappeared from the news, the CCP are good at media manipulation. I hear that they were systematically going after people suspected of participating in the recent protests, making arrests, 'disappearing' people. In a one-party system, dissent will not be tolerated.

Quentin__Tarantulino

Yeah, there should be a CCP to fix the reflexive, no-thought voting.

niloy_r

Thought this said CCP for a sec lol

ResortDog

Holy shades of 67 executive orders by the coupcoup in control. Batman! Crime never sleeps when its CCP corruption deep. What law firms deal with the commies, well Barr & Wray created two... but not directly owned other on profit paper for that whole conflict of interest rule.

inm808

I donno. This whole theory is based on the idea that the govt is afraid of crypto Why would they be afraid of it? - It’s been 15 years and is useless - USG controls all meaningful conversion to and from crypto and could turn that off immediately - USG could immediately outlaw it making it totally useless for day to day life - FBI and CCP are the top holders of Bitcoin Like lol what is the scenario people in this thread think the gov is afraid of?

twalker14

CryptoCommunityProject - CCP for short. Wait…

Chonk-de-chonk

Elden ring won't go away. Breath of the wild won't go away. This is a new genre of games, and no one wants to force it down your throat. Not all games make sense with a blockchain use case. Web3 gaming is such an alien concept it can really only be placed in its own category. And my apologies for not giving you any examples, I wasn't trying to soft shill. My original web3 gaming thesis originated with Splinterlands, an nft trading card game. This made so much sense to me, being able to buy and sell cards directly in a digital market with no packaging required. It also gives the means to rent cards, dramatically reducing the barrier to entry. They have some play-to-earn aspects that I find rather confusing, but that's more so a recent development. I haven't paid a lot of attention to them recently. Civitas is a game I'm following quite closely. It's being developed by industry veterans from Paradox and CCP games. Paradox is known for making and publishing amazing 4x games, while CCP developed Eve: Online. If anyone is gonna get a dynamic video game economy right, it's those guys. And the game looks awesome, too; it's civilization style, but everyone is a citizen of a city and works together to improve the city's technology, armies, etc. And the artwork is quite pretty and unique. There's some cool ARPGs being developed right now, too. I'm mostly looking at Big Time, Embersword, and Guild of Guardians. The first two only use NFTs for skins and for lands, which helps fuel skin markets, etc. I'm also rather fond of Genopets. Even though it's on the Solana chain, which sucks... I love my little geno-lad. You level them up through steps, or you can use steps to mint KI tokens; but only if you own land. You need to own land to create both KI and items, which I think makes sense: in order to benefit from the economy you need to put some money down. Otherwise, it's entirely free-to-play. From there, people can buy different items on the market, though they're just augments that change what your pet looks like. Eventually they'll have combat, minigame, missions, etc. But the thing is, these games are all either deep in development or in some stage of pre-alpha/alpha/beta. So it's difficult to evaluate them on their gameplay, graphics, etc. when so much is still up in the air. And no, I'm not trying to herald anything. I'm here trying to defend web3 gaming, maybe dispel some myths and let people know that there's a huge community forming around i all. I'm with YGG (Yield Guild Games), which is the original web3 gaming guild, founded initially by Axie managers lending to those who couldn't afford any Axies, let alone the 3 required to make a team. YGG launched the concept of the web3 gaming guild, and intend to build a "future of work." I like to think of us as liquidity providers, who help produce assets that meet market demand, make expensive web3 games more accessible, and provide multiple means of web3 gaming income. Again: YOU DO NOT NEED TO TREAT IT LIKE A JOB. It's an entirely new genre of games, and there's multiple game loops to satisfy every kind of player. I hope this all helped inform someone about web3 games. Maybe even you, too. But since you seem to think my defense of web3 games is too preachy, I'll stop here. I've gotten pretty tired of replying to everyone, anyways. Safe travels.

Xohduh

Congress is getting jealous of CCP

gloriousexecution

CCP already bought bags they need to make profits now

FldLima

This is so terrible, but did not expect anything good from the CCP anwyay. Poor chinese people.

ScooterBrotherV

Jack Ma apparently reappeared after quite some time spent in one of those concentration camps made by CCP. He's been "reeducated" as far as I can read and has polar opposite opinions compared to back then.

Magickarploco

Fuck Pooh bear. All my homies say down with the CCP

Concept-Plastic

try making the CCP a nominee, maybe then he can

FromUnderTheBridge09

But that discussion can be another negative knock on crypto. Amazon coin literally fits in line with CCP coin. It's a level of control. Crypto can be used for good or for bad. We shouldn't encourage potentially bad actors to jump into the game just to increase exposure. Whether that bad actor be a scammer or a soulless corporation.

Abundance144

Lol, and the CCP saying "You no take money!" Isn't going to stop it.

bitsteiner

He never owned his money in the first place, but the CCP does.

Future-Tomorrow

>Isn't he Chinese, and has close ties with the CCP? Binance wasn't incorporated in China and has zero ties to the CCP. Binance isn't TikTok. You may be confused between the two entities.

Bodybag314

Isn't he Chinese, and has close ties with the CCP? HE gives my spy agent vibes, could be the reason China will soon trade crypto again, but first I would think they will try to clean out binance slowly.

One_Landscape541

Crypto and the CCP are not ever going to coexist.

OneThatNoseOne

Frankly Idk who in their right mind would invest in Hong Kong. The CCP can quick change their mind and you're left on the hook.

The_TerribleGamer

Serious question. Do you live under a rock? Have you any knowledge of world history prior to today? What do you think CCP stands for? As probably the last true supporter of imperialism, I can assure you the world has not experienced real imperialism expansion in over a century. As for the often romanticized form of Marxist communism, there are obvious flaws that have kept every aspect of it from existing within a single state government. Mostly the fact that anytime a genuine attempt occurs, basic needs that sustain a population tend to fall apart. Primarily centered around the lack of property ownership and lack of liberty. Communal agriculture disincentivizes development. Mismanagement occurs and ultimately people starve. Every communist state has dealt with the collapse of infrastructure and the economic collapse the same way. Via a dictator. Dissidents, political adversaries, and religious and ethnic minorities are all brutalized (often murdered or enslaved) in order to create a cheap workforce and protect the political power by removing opposition in their "elections". Rationing resources and taking government control of industry allows them to select which part of the population flourishes based on their social credit and loyalty to the communist party. They justify mass murderer by the belief that the ends justify the means and present a false image of prosperity to the world. The regimes that last this long enter late stage communism like where China is currently. They use the government controlled industry and labor force to undercut labor cost globally in order to bring wealth to their economy. Effectively using capitalism to prop up their economy at home and weaken the economies of their rivals. However, all governments suffer from the same problem. Inflation. As long as they continue to print more money there will be inflation. Bitcoin was created to solve this problem and to insure no single government could control it. Granted, due to the fact that almost all computers are manufactured in china, they initially had a majority of miners and the network was not as decentralized as planned. However, china saw it's rise as a direct threat to it's currency and banned mining. Also, since there is a hard coded limit to how many bitcoins will ever be produced, eventually we will have a crypto that is not capable of inflation. Sure it's value may go up or down based on the value of the current world standard currency, but Bitcoin itself will not be capable of increasing due to inflation. The solution to the price instability is to have Bitcoin replace the US dollar as the worlds standard currency. Increase daily monetary Bitcoin transactions for goods and services instead of using it as an investment strategy.

The_TerribleGamer

Betting that communist will help benefit any aspect of capitalism is a fools folly. Not to mention the CCP has all but banned crypto.

snr-encabulator-eng

They should including Binance. It frustrating to see the FUD on CZ and Binance. CZ moved to Canada when he was 12 and he is a Canadian citizen and yet the attacks and FUD makes it sound like it he has something to do with the PRC or CCP.

Loud-Mathematician76

The IMF is a global version of the CCP at this point. I am sure Winnie the Pooh is looking at them with admiration!

Flying_Koeksister

The CCP will probably figure out a way to have a spyware smart contract built in or some other backdoor to monitor and control the smusers of that crypto

Skank_cunt_42

If it’s backed by the CCP I don’t want it

Intelligent_Page2732

*CCP entering the chat..*

HoneydewInMyAss

Yeah, who gives a fuck about the students of Hong Kong, who used Twitter to organize against the CCP Who gives a fuck about the citizens of Egypt, who used Twitter to organize during the Arab Spring Who gives a fuck about Persian women, whom recently used Twitter to organize their protests for women's rights in Iran. Dumb, privileged westerners are applauding the worlds richest man for destroying a free, public platform because they're too fucking stupid to see what's actually happening in the world.

HoneydewInMyAss

Only an idiot would celebrate this. We watched the richest man in the world take a massive loan from the Saudis (one of the most repressive regimes on earth) to purchase and destroy a public platform Just because you only used Twitter to look at picture of naked cartoons teenagers doesn't mean that was Twitter's only use. Twitter was used by the students of Hong Kong to organize protests against the CCP Twitter was used by Egyptians to organize during the Arab Spring Recently Twitter was used by the Persians to organize their protests Only a moron would applaud watching the most powerful forces on earth destroy a free, public platform with such a long histroy of activism and community organizing.

circa1337

Oh yeah, and I’ll happily buy bitcoin whether I agree w you or not about anything else, so don’t worry, pal. By the way, they haven’t wrested a good degree of control over bitcoin, hardly any at all, realistically. Not even the CCP and their disgusting surveillance state is capable of completely stopping people from mining bitcoin, let alone acquiring it and keeping it hidden offline. They will be hopelessly incapable of doing much to stop the population from using it as a savings bank as adoption continues to rise. Sure, people will have to use the CCP’s CBDC to buy basic goods and whatnot, but the country itself will bleed both electricity from mining and yuan from savings, into bitcoin, which will be dominated (already is) by western entities. Checkmate. It is impossible for a weak currency to survive against a harder currency. Dunno about you but I haven’t paid taxes on my bitcoin or jumped through many hoops at all to acquire it

SlowMotionPanic

CZ acts a lot like Elon or the CCP—loudly denounced critics and pays them way too much attention to the point of implying some sort of guilty conscience in my opinion. There is something about the guy that is just *off.* His defenders can cry FUD. So did FTX’s. If you are going to use a CEX, maybe use one that is publicly registered and must have independent audits and quarterly disclosures prepared by attorneys.

Foxcecil

Sounds like CCP China the way he speaks

MaximumStudent1839

He is Chinese. It is ok to shit on ethnic Chinese among the alt-right crypto bros. The same story goes with Binance. CZ warned people about SBF cooking books back in summer last year. But everyone treated SBF like some god and kept calling CZ a CCP implant.

ImPickleRickBytch

Fork that, you’re telling me the CCP controls my coins through centralization as an extension of Binance? I wouldn’t trust republicans or democrats with my coins, why would I trust the CCP

cantreadcantspell

The CCP doesn't like uncontrolled outflows of capital. For that reason, if they really allow it again, it's pretty much certain that they'll ban it again once they realize that their citizens are shoveling tons of cash offshore with it. Also, fuck the CCP.

Sylerb

CCP might be the largest btc whale, he pumps and dumps with not only trades but regulations too haha

FattestLion

Asia is more than China though so they could just start it without the CCP

Intelligent_Page2732

It is certainly a possibility, but we all know that the CCP can also take it all down again. Their passion is Unban Crypto before the BTC halving and than on the top banning it again.

jotunck

Good Guy CCP, banning crypto at the peak to stop Chinese from becoming bag holders and unbanning at the bottom.

DatBuridansAss

Yeah I figured. The was a founder, not sure if he still owns part of Reddit. But yeah a majority of it is owned by a Chinese company, and that means the CCP has a direct link to it.

s1n0d3utscht3k

3 steps, actually, cuz this in no way is related to CCP > China is now seemingly easing their ban. This could open the door for A LOT of money influx for Crypto. > news of Hong Kong unbanning Crypto > which is indirectly also a decision by China no it’s not. HK has nearly full autonomy over their monetary policies but in particular their banking regulation. When was last time anyone question the autonomy of the HKD? never. it doesn’t happen. SFC and HKMA all exhibit near-perfect autonomy over HK financial system even on areas that step on CCP’s toes such as capital flight. CCP may unban crypto. But whether they were or were not, neither would impact this. CCP does not have such minute influence over SFC unless it has far greater implications. Such as greatly easing business ownership by Americans, for example. But not over a crypto ban when China already can control capital flight to HK. Westerners keep parroting this ‘it means China is going to unban crypto’ and not a single one of these actually has any idea what they’re talking about.

wpeironnet

It’s banned but the CCP is still holding it for their own use case

Stoic_Starjumper

China ban, no ban, ban, no ban etc. Fuck the CCP.

Intelligent_Page2732

The CCP coming back again with their "unbanning" of Crypto. *Like clockwork..*

Puking_In_Disgust

I’m hesitant on considering that a good thing. If institutions make up a higher percentage of investments compared to retail investors in the free world, that proportion’s much worse over there. Big money doesn’t move there unless the CCP’s involved. I’m for decentralization so I wouldn’t be in favor of excluding Chinese money in BTC even if that were possible, but again because I’m for decentralization I don’t think a massive centrally planned, corrupt, human rights abusing government should have much sway here. The most positive thing to happen to BTC in the last few years in my mind was the % of Chinese mining significantly decreasing after that ban. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I’m not the only one that thinks they had a lot to do with some of the bigger dips back in the bull market with organizations like F2pool.

OffenseTaker

no, but Taiko, the company that took over the zkevm, is based in Shanghai so the CCP has its hooks in LRC now. too bad, it had promise.

Astr0_LLaMa

Idk exactly, but difference is TikTok is Chinese owned that's why the US is calling for a ban since data harvested goes to the CCP directly

ozen919

Tencent opposing the CCP? Xi won't like this.

Intelligent_Page2732

The CCP knows exactly what it is doing.

Impossible_Soup_1932

Still don't think it will lead to China allowing crypto. They just know Hong Kong is a place where money can be earned from things the CCP doesn't want its own citizens to have access to.

Concept-Plastic

Hong Kong is a sovereign country, fuck the CCP.

WimbleWimble

well this gave me a chuckle. same government that had people with crypto arrested, and "confiscated" their holdings. CCP has been stealing bitcoin from ordinary people for a LONG time. The plan here is to open a rugpull exchange, get people to invest, then (as previous) simply take their crypto straight into party members pockets.

Every_Hunt_160

Anyone who thinks that Mainland China will start approving crypto because of Hong Kong is kidding themselves It’s important to note that Hong Kong has their own government, but their government is indirectly accountable to the CCP. So crypto stays up until the CCP decides otherwise, but they are not the ones making the decision to actively allow it. The CCP are only in it for themselves, and there is nothing in them in allowing a transparent blockchain to China citizens. In fact, quite the contrary.

SeatedDruid

Does CCP have its own Twitter account on the China equivalent of Twitter ?

s1n0d3utscht3k

China may or may not But not really correlated with Hong Kong doing it. HK enjoys a fair bit of autonomy over its financial regulation and currency by its political standards. CCP may or may not approve of this measure.

Harold838383

Quietly fill the bags before you unban crypto. No-one can come after the CCP for market manipulation

Intelligent_Page2732

It's possible if the CCP will unban Crypto again. While it might start there, it will probably also end there if the ban it again. They are known for that.

LappelDuBeatz

Do we really want China onboard and on what terms? Coincidentally the New York Times published an article today about self censorship of american businesses and institutions. These american entities either already have access or want to gain access to the chinese markets for obvious reasons, the sheer volume.China's goal is to censor any information before reaching its citizens,no matter where that info comes from be it news, culture or just a personal opinion, if it doesnt fit the CCPs (chinese communist party) story then it doesnt exist for roughly 1.4 billion people. This shouldnt be big news to anyone, from John Cena to Blizzard entertainment and even Houston Rockets we've seen such examples of self censorship. "But why is that my problem? It doesnt really affect my access to free information." Even if we were to agree with this kind of attitude the next step of self censorship definitely is a global problem and one the crypto industry will probably have to face. Instead of risking a total cut of access to chinese markets we see a new kind of behaviour "anticipatory self censorship".A Hollywood movie for example will avoid mentioning Taiwan as a country because that would certainly block their access to Chinese movie theaters, streaming services etc.Whats more the movies script writers might even avoid mentioning Taiwan at all, as such totalitarian governments tend to get more and more paranoid about what they allow to reach their citizens.Entire crypto projects could change their vision, their values, their solutions to problems we might faceif it doesnt comply with the CCP guidelines and that could affect us all. To conclude, the driving force of the crypto industry as a whole has been the democratization of finance and the vision of new applications new solutions and new services far from the grip of the few.China's influence in this process could have a deciding effect on the future of this industry for better or worse. Where do we draw the line? Where do you draw the line? NY Times article [https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/20/briefing/china-us-censorship.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/20/briefing/china-us-censorship.html) Sorry for the long read I intended it to be a post but dont have the required karma.

AlphaWaifu

Saying that a Stablecoin is safe is like downloading TikTok and thinking you wont be spied on by CCP

sylsau

The CCP is preparing to unban Bitcoin so that it can better ban it again at the next Bull Market.

Glass-Onion-3777

Fear the day the US and CCP use their confiscated crypto holdings to fund wars. You know what; it's probably already happening.

Every_Hunt_160

More like Hong Kong gonna unban it for a few months, only for the CCP steps in to 'ban crypto' once again!

Sad-Advantage-2714

CCP is known to turn simpler things into harder and complex.

Weaver96

China is the final boss, CCP is acting like Elon Musk, furiously tweeting about random meme coins. Asia has potential, just not like this.

Intelligent_Page2732

China ready to unban Crypto before the bullrun to than ban it again during a bullrun. *The ultimate Pump and Dump brought to you by the CCP...*

Arcosim

If anything, the fact that not even the CCP can fully ban crypto shows how sturdy the technology and concepts behind it are.