Yes very likely. The restrictions on Bitcoin hasn't worked there. Chinese people have taken their holdings to Hongkong. There's a rule in China that every citizen is entitled to invest around $7000 offshore every year and after "Chinese ban on exchanges and mining", people have been investing in Bitcoin rather more enthusiastically. I also think that China won't lime to stay back in Bitcoin now when USA is getting more open to it.
Yes very likely. The restrictions on Bitcoin hasn't worked there. Chinese people have taken their holdings to Hongkong. There's a rule in China that every citizen is entitled to invest around $7000 offshore every year and after "Chinese ban on exchanges and mining", people have been investing in Bitcoin rather more enthusiastically. I also think that China won't lime to stay back in Bitcoin now when USA is getting more open to it.