It doesn't sorry you are reading it incorrectly.
It's only applying the currencies specified there....
Why are you equating bitcoin to that?
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It doesn't sorry you are reading it incorrectly.
It's only applying the currencies specified there....
Why are you equating bitcoin to that?
I know this order is more to remove wall street from China.
It appears to me that bitcoin matches that definition.
How would you define bitcoin as it relates to issuance and maturity? From mining to selling?
It seems like the US is positioning itself for something larger with China, and I believe Bitcoin will play a part.
Watch for news of Bitcoin ties to Chinese military.
The SEC in the usa already defined it as not a Security. ETH too, and now XRP is going to court as well for SEC trying to class it as a 'security'.
Yes, Wall Street is one of China's large highways to messing with the US.
Bitcoin is simply not a security though, and is not part of wall street.
Notice that Bitcoin is still trading on US exchanges.
China controls the BTC 'mining' big time due to their cheap power, but once the btc hits the market it is anyone's game. The bankercorps are buying it up in mass amounts.
If this order is already in effect, then you have your answer. You can go to coinbase,bittrex,binanceUS, etc and buy BTC right now.