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PRLog (Press Release) – Dec 19, 2007 – American government officials and economists from Secretary of the Treasury Hank Paulson to Senator Chuck Shumer to Paul Kruger have focused on balance of trade issues with China, the RMB-USD exchange rate, and China’s huge foreign reserves. But few mainstream economists or Government officials have looked at new forms of currency emerging in China that already is beginning to greatly affect China’s underlying economy – virtual currency.
China’s major internet portals are battling with each for command of the market. Aside from Tencent, SINA (SINA) has U coins, Netease (NTES) has POPO coins, and Baidu (BIDU) also has its own currency. Right now the Q coin is the most widely used form of virtual currency in China in part due to QQ's large stickiness factor because of its commanding lead in the instant-messaging and blog services.

Chinese youth are willing to buy things on-line if it is convenient. This bodes well for e-commerce as I have written about in the past. The obstacles for growth come from the Chinese Government if the Government decides that virtual currency poses a legitimate threat to the RMB. They may put in place and enforce restrictions that will cripple virtual money as tender in online transactions.

What is certain is that Chinese youth are willing to buy tings on-line if it is convenient for them. They will do so either with virtual currency if its acceptance by merchants become more widespread or with credit cards as adoption of credit card services gets easier. Bottom-line: look for credit card and e-commerce to boom in China in the coming years.

And www.Gamers777.com is one of the virtual currency providers of online games such as world of warcraft, etc . it was born in time and is likely to boom in the near future with its competitors .