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Chinese financial officials announced Tuesday that the country would crack down on financial institutions conducting cryptocurrency business or offering related services in light of the market’s recent volatility, marking another blow to the nascent market reeling from one of its biggest sell-offs ever after booming institutional adoption helped lift it to meteoric highs during the pandemic.
In a joint statement Tuesday, three Chinese industry groups overseeing the financial sector announced that bank and payment institutions can not conduct business related to cryptocurrencies, specifically banning a slew of activities including cryptocurrency registration, trading, clearing and settlement.
The guidelines, which reiterate a previous ban from 2017, also bar financial institutions from accepting or using cryptocurrencies in payments or settlements, developing digital currency exchange services and offering any such services to clients.
The announcement was released by three organizations authorized by Chinese regulators to oversee their respective industry segments: the National Internet Finance Association of China, the China Banking Association and the Payment and Clearing Association of China.
The group specifically laid into the cryptocurrency’s market massive volatility, saying digital tokens have “no real support value” and prices that are “extremely easy” to manipulate.
The move prohibits Chinese financial institutions, many of which had already shied away from offering crypto services amid the nation’s past crackdown, from issuing cryptocurrency products or services, but it doesn’t ban consumers from owning cryptocurrencies.
The value of the world’s cryptocurrencies dropped about $50 billion, or 2.5% immediately after the announcement, pushing the week’s staggering losses to roughly $500 billion from a Wednesday high above $2.5 trillion.
Crucial Quote
“Recently, crypto currency prices have skyrocketed and plummeted, and speculative trading of cryptocurrency has rebounded, seriously infringing on the safety of people’s property and disrupting the normal economic and financial order,” the Tuesday statement read. “Judging from the current judicial practice in my country, virtual currency transaction contracts are not protected by law.”
Key Background
A wave of early regulatory crackdowns beginning in 2017 sparked a nearly 80% correction in cryptocurrency prices and a yearslong bull market that lasted until inflationary concerns and institutional adoption lifted the market to new highs during the pandemic. In March, Morgan Stanley became the first big bank in the U.S. to give wealthy clients access to cryptocurrency investments, and Goldman Sachs quickly followed suit with its own crypto offerings in April. JPMorgan and a slew of other smaller financial institutions have also reportedly indicated they may be next.
Surprising Fact
Cryptocurrencies soared nearly 500% over the past year as companies like Square, MicroStrategy and Tesla, in particular, started making big cryptocurrency investments, but in a testament to the market’s extreme volatility, prices have plunged by about 30% since Elon Musk said Tesla would stop investing in bitcoin last month.
What To Watch For
Regulation in the U.S. Gensler and Yellen. Earlier this month, new Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler suggested that the agency may be gearing up for a long-awaited crypto crackdown in light of the market’s recent boom, telling CNBC: “To the extent that something is a security, the SEC has a lot of authority, and a lot of crypto tokens—I won’t call them ‘cryptocurrencies’ for this moment—are indeed securities.”
I’m a reporter at Forbes focusing on markets and finance. I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where I double-majored in business journalism and economics while working for UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School as a marketing and communications assistant. Before Forbes, I spent a summer reporting on the L.A. private sector for Los Angeles Business Journal and wrote about publicly traded North Carolina companies for NC Business News Wire. Reach out at jponciano@forbes.com.
Bitcoin does not share the traits listed above: it does not maintain a stable value and its fixed number of coins means that it can’t keep up with an insatiable global demand for safe assets like the U.S. debt market can. Indeed, investor willingness to fund more than $21 trillion in U.S. public debt, often at negative real interest rates, shows that the U.S. dollar continues to have massive appeal even as cryptocurrencies go mainstream.
Furthermore, China’s actions over the past decade show that it is deeply skeptical of bitcoin and likely sees it as a threat to the power of the Chinese Communist Party. In 2017, the People’s Bank of China and five other ministries banned financings using cryptocurrency, like initial coin offerings, and banned the exchange of fiat money for cryptocurrency, according to Rain Xie of the Washington University School of Law.
Verge (XVG) is an open-source, decentralized cryptocurrency that claims to offer completely anonymous transactions by obfuscating the location and IP address of the transacting participants.
Bitcoin is a digital or virtual currency created in 2009 that uses peer-to-peer technology to facilitate instant payments. It follows the ideas set out in a whitepaper by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto, whose true identity has yet to be verified.
Changelly is a fast and relatively anonymous cryptocurrency exchange service that allows you to trade almost any cryptocurrency out there. In this post I’ll review the company and its services. Changelly Review Summary Changelly does what it says on the tin: Users can quickly and simply trade between cryptocurrencies to suit their needs.
A 0.5% cryptocurrency trade fee is not extortionate – it’s actually quite cheap for such a convenient product. However the company can be a bit more transparent about their business. The main thing to remember is to not use Changelly for fiat trades because the exchange rates are ridiculously high. That’s Changelly in a nutshell. If you want a more detailed review of Changelly keep on reading, here’s what I’ll cover:
1.Company Overview
Changelly allows you to trade cryptocurrency instantly and without registering at any exchange or verifying your identity. In operation since 2015 and headquartered in Malta, Changelly was originally associated with the Minergate team, which I reviewed as well. However, today these are two different companies (according to a source inside Changelly). Changelly uses an automatic trading robot that integrates with some of the largest trading platforms, including Poloniex, Binance and Bittrex.It operates by making bids and asks on respective exchanges to suggest the best available rates on trading pairs. This is similar to the service offered by Shapeshift.
2. Changelly Services
Changelly offers an instant, simple and relatively anonymous crypto to crypto exchange service. The service can be accessed via the company’s website, its mobile app (Android only) or through various 3rd party wallets. The most popular wallets that integrate Changelly are TREZOR, Ledger, Exodus, Jaxx, Coinomi and Edge.
Changellyalso offers its API and a customizable payment widget for websites. Using the widget, users can exchange crypto from within the site without needing to go to Changelly’s website. The company’s website also allows you to buy Bitcoin with a credit card via an integration with Simplex. While Changelly boasts about its simple and relatively anonymous buying process, it states that it may require a full verification process if a certain trade or user seems suspicious.
How to Use Changelly?
Decide what coins you want to change (e.g., Bitcoin to Ethereum, Litecoin to Dash, etc.). Verify the transaction fees. Enter your receiving address. Confirm and pay in your chosen currency.
3. Currencies and Payment Methods
Changelly offers access to over 140 different cryptocurrencies. The wide range of cryptocurrency creates an opportunity to exchange any two currencies directly with minimal fuss. Traditional cryptocurrency trading platforms generally have a limited selection of trading pairs, meaning that sometimes users have to make multiple transactions to receive their desired cryptocurrency. With Changelly, you can make up your own trading pairs with any of the cryptocurrency available on the platform, in one transaction.
You only need to select the trading pair and the software will take care of the trades. For example, you can easily trade Doge for Steem in one transaction. Click here to see all of the supported currencies. Recently, Changelly has added fiat currency support, with the inclusion of credit and debit card purchases. While this is a welcome addition for new users, it’s important to pay attention to the fees with this feature.
4. Changelly Fees
Changelly boasts about its static-rate fees as a major benefit of its service. With Changelly, all trades guarantee a 0.5% fee, which is fairly competitive, when all is said and done. However, cheaper rates can be found when working directly on trading platforms like Bitstamp or Kraken.
Still, If you’re making multiple trades to move altcoins, then Changelly may actually become a cheaper option, particularly with smaller amounts. When it comes to trades using fiat currency, there’s a massive caveat to mention here. Trades from fiat currency (i.e., dollars, euros, etc.) claim to hold the 0.5% static fee, but in reality, this doesn’t appear to be true. The rates vary with this method and you’re more likely to be trading at higher rate due to the unfair exchange rate. In their defence, Changelly does warn you about the high fees and the team claim this is out of their control. The reason for that is that to process these transactions, Changelly needs a third-party payment service (currently Indacoin and Simplex), which massively varies the rate.
Direct Buying Fees
When you’re looking to buy cryptocurrencies with a credit card on Changelly, you’ll notice fees are considerably higher. It’s important to understand why. All bank card transactions on Changelly are provided by Simplex and Indacoin. For BTC, BCH, LTC, XRP and ETH Changelly supports direct payments, which are provided by Simplex, so you can buy these cryptos without double conversion. However, when buying an other coin listed on Changelly, the transaction will be operated by Indacoin. In this case, the fiat amount will be converted twice: from fiat to BTC and from BTC to your requested cryptocurrency.
5. Buying Limits
When trading crypto to crypto there is no limit on the transaction amount. However fiat transaction have buying limits:
USA, Canada and Australia – $50 limit for the first transaction. The next purchase could be made in 4 days (100$ limit) and $500 after 7 days of the first buy. No more than 3 payments within the first week. No limits in one month at all.
CIS region (Russia/Ukraine/Belarus/Kazakhstan/Armenia/Georgia) – $200 limit for the first transaction. The next limit increase could be done in 24 hours. The total limit for the first week is $2000 and for the first month is $10000.
EU and other countries – $100 limit for the first transaction, the next purchase could be made in 4 days with 200$ limit and $500 after 7 days of the first buy. No more than 6 payments within the first week. No limits in one month at all.
If you’re looking to buy Bitcoin with a credit card via Changelly you’ll have the following limits:
First transaction: from $50 to $10,000
Daily limit: up to $20,000
Monthly limit: up to $50,000
6.Supported Countries
According to Changelly’s Terms of Service you will not be able to use the exchange if you live in any of the following countries: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Sudan, Syria, United States of America (including all USA territories like Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Island, and the US Virgin Islands (St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas), Bangladesh and Bolivia, as well as any other country subject to United Nations Security Council Sanctions List and its equivalent.
7. Customer Support and Customer Reviews
There is no doubt that the whole industry is struggling to provide reliable customer service. For the most part, Changelly seems to be doing a respectable job with a relatively high satisfaction score on TrustPilot. Team members often reply to queries within hours, and there are many reports of problems being fixed in under 24 hours. The website is particularly clean and easy to understand, so users have a minimal learning curve to start trading.
An in-depth FAQ also helps you educate yourself about the site and service. Support is provided through a chatbox on the website. However, aside from the respected amount of positive reviews, there are many one-star reviews about expensive trades and missing funds. As mentioned above, Changelly claims to have 0.5% fees, but in reality, it can get a lot more expensive for USD and Euro transactions. Changelly seems to be responding to each and every review with a request for a follow up. You can also read the comment section in this post for additional reviews of the platform.
8. Changelly vs. Shapeshift
Changelly’s ultimate competition is Shapeshift, a similar service headed by Erik Vorohees in 2014 that has gained a lot of respect from the Bitcoin community. From a user perspective, there isn’t a lot of difference between the two services, with Changelly being the cheaper one. From a reputation perspective, Shapeshift is much more open about its business and the people who run the company. I’ve compared both companies in the past, if you’re looking for a more detailed perspective.
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Does Changelly Accept Debit Cards?
Yes, Changelly accepts debit cards for cryptocurrency purchases. You may pay with a 3D-secure card from any country and in any currency. Debit cards are much more recommended to use than credit cards, since the latter can get declined by the issuing bank.
How Long Does Changelly Take to Exchange Between Cryptocurrencies?
Changelly transactions usually take between 5-30 minutes. Transactions over 1 BTC have a longer processing time, and can take longer depending on their size.
