Almost everyone in this community would wish that should be true.
But the recent events has managed to scare the shit out the new investors. Most certainly the old investors who have been connected to this bitcoin would know its great value and believe in its growth cause they have seen it grow from 2$ a BTC to 750$ and on its way made them some money. But if u think as a new investor the first thing u do before investing is to do a background check. So even if this digital currency might seem like golds mine it cant deny the possibility of the existence of the armed pirates (hackers) and they have there eyes set on it too.
we are still unable to optimize the security of digital currency. The more we rely on its benefits, the greater the potential for damage when keys are stolen. We still have some way to go to create highly secure but convenient systems.
I hope that day comes soon.
Topic: [2016-08-03] news.bitcoin.com-Hedge Fund Expert: Bitfinex Hack Shouldn’t ... (Read 246 times)
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Hedge Fund Expert: Bitfinex Hack Shouldn’t Deter Big Investors
Jason Ambrose is the CEO of Singapore-based Vanda Securities, an independent research house that provides tactical macroeconomic and investment strategy analysis to institutional investors and hedge fund managers. Formerly Head of Equity Trading at Ferox Capital LLP, Ambrose was previously an equity trader at Merill Lynch and JP Morgan before serving as a managing director at Morgan Stanley.
After discussing the breach at Bitfinex, when asked whether he would personally trade bitcoin, he answered without hesitation, “Personally, I would.” On the other hand, he added that he would not recommend bitcoin to his institutional clients simply because “we don’t see the interest there yet.” However, he also said that the interest “will come” in the future.
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/bitfinex-hack-bitcoin-investors/
Jason Ambrose is the CEO of Singapore-based Vanda Securities, an independent research house that provides tactical macroeconomic and investment strategy analysis to institutional investors and hedge fund managers. Formerly Head of Equity Trading at Ferox Capital LLP, Ambrose was previously an equity trader at Merill Lynch and JP Morgan before serving as a managing director at Morgan Stanley.
After discussing the breach at Bitfinex, when asked whether he would personally trade bitcoin, he answered without hesitation, “Personally, I would.” On the other hand, he added that he would not recommend bitcoin to his institutional clients simply because “we don’t see the interest there yet.” However, he also said that the interest “will come” in the future.
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/bitfinex-hack-bitcoin-investors/
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