Currently, it is unlikely that China will start buying Bitcoin for the following reasons:
• Policy and regulatory aspect: In 2017, the Chinese government officially banned cryptocurrency exchanges and ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings), and comprehensively prohibited cryptocurrency trading and mining. On September 24, 2021, the People's Bank of China and ten other ministries jointly issued a notice on "Further Preventing and Handling Risks of Speculation in Virtual Currency Trading," clearly stating that activities related to virtual currencies are illegal financial activities, emphasizing a strict regulatory attitude towards virtual currencies.
• Financial risk aspect: Bitcoin prices are highly volatile, with price fluctuations far exceeding those of gold, stock market indices, etc. This high volatility makes it difficult for Bitcoin to become a stable store of value and medium of exchange, failing to meet the stability requirements for national reserve assets. At the same time, Bitcoin trading has a certain level of anonymity, making it easy to be used for money laundering and illegal economic activities, which poses significant challenges for financial regulation and increases risks in the financial system.
• National monetary strategy aspect: China is vigorously promoting the development of digital currency, such as the pilot and promotion of the digital RMB. The digital RMB is a legal digital currency issued by the People's Bank of China and has essential differences from decentralized virtual currencies like Bitcoin, representing China's development direction in the field of digital currency. National resources and policies will lean more towards legal digital currencies rather than Bitcoin.
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