2013-04-03 BI: How A Hedge Fund Could Get Into The Bitcoin Game

Piper67

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Quote from: cypherdoc on April 04, 2013, 09:54:26 AM

the article states a negative that only +10M Bitcoins have been issued which is not enough.

these aren't shares, however, which can't be subdivided. these are bitcoins which can be down to 10^-8

Well, one ten billionth isn't what it used to be Cheesy

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the article states a negative that only +10M Bitcoins have been issued which is not enough.

these aren't shares, however, which can't be subdivided. these are bitcoins which can be down to 10^-8

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There is also no way to hedge large positions. When a true options market develops, the big funds will move in. I do think we are starting to see some small private funds move in however.

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they are not investing right now because its too cheap for them? many of us already said dont sell below $1000, too bad rest of us is not listening

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http://www.businessinsider.com/can-hedge-funds-invest-in-bitcoin-2013-4

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