🇨🇳 China has banned crypto more than 10 times, yet Bitcoin continues to grow stronger 🚨 June 2009 China has banned the use of virtual currencies for in-game payments. → Bitcoin practically didn't exist at that time → no impact. December 2013 The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has banned banks from processing Bitcoin transactions. BTC from approximately $1,100 to $560, a dump of about 50%. March 2014 Rumors are circulating that China is planning a complete ban on crypto. BTC from approximately $1,000 to $400, a decrease of about 60%. September 2017 China bans ICOs. BTC from ~4,700 USD → correction of ~30–40%. • September 2017 (again) China shuts down domestic crypto exchanges. BTC dropped another ~30%. • 2018-2019 Authorities are beginning to crack down on Mining mining. → The impact is uneven, but it adds further pressure in a bear market. May 2021 China shuts down mining, forcing 46% of the global hashrate offline. BTC dropped from approximately $64,000 to $30,000, a collapse of about 53%. September 2021 China has declared all crypto transactions illegal. BTC dropped from approximately $43,000 to approximately 20%. • 2022-2025 Continuously issuing more bans, tightening regulations on Non-Fungible Token, and strengthening law enforcement. → Market reaction is increasingly small, usually below 10%. February 6, 2026 China has banned all crypto services and Tokenize RWA (Real World Assets). 👉 Bitcoin is now practically unconcerned about the ban from China anymore 😏 The market is all too familiar with this scenario. Source: StarPlatinum_