On the 27th of September 2021, the Chinese government places a total ban on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency in the country, a move I view as a political tool to pave way for their digital Yuan.
It's hard for me to look and read hundreds of posts claiming that China made a total ban on cryptocurrencies yesterday or two weeks ago - and the bans began in
2013 when 90% of members of this forum who are active today did not even know what Bitcoin was. Even then, it was clear what their attitude was towards cryptocurrencies and how it would end up - in a country that also censored the Internet and where human rights do not exist.
It's even crazier that someone is now seeking advice from EM, as if he's someone important who can influence the US government to do something one way or another. They protect their currency and under the pretext of national security can ban anything at any time.
What are the chances that the government would just leave alone the asset class that's detrimental to their existence?
When it comes to the US and most of its vassals (EU, Japan, India, Israel, UK ...), the chances are zero. Either they will be able to impose full control, or they will start adopting the same measures as China - with the difference that they will not say
"we are introducing a complete ban on cryptocurrencies", but the regulatory framework will be so strict that it will demotivate the majority to use them.