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December 08, 2017, 06:37:56 AM
#9
If there is a risk to Bitcoin right now, it is coming from those big Wall street firms & central banks. I wished to see BTC grow naturally over the years, but now it is being manipulated, just like any other corrupted monetary system in the world, hands of corruption got to bitcoin.
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December 08, 2017, 06:29:53 AM
#8
Invested 1-2-3 billion and make 10-20-30 billion, this is a target that big investor Blackrock, Blackstone, Pimco, Vungard, Fidelty invesment, ecc they are a Master of Federal Reserve
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December 08, 2017, 06:22:06 AM
#7
Is this more than a rumor at this stage? Are there news of central banks accumulating bitcoin? I think they would be secretly buying some, but this amount should be insignificant, since on the one hand you don't invest a central bank's money on an asset this volatile, on the other hand, most governments are trying to discredit bitcoin already, so it wouldn't make sense to invest large amounts of money in something you want to destroy or control eventually.
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December 08, 2017, 06:02:17 AM
#6
Central bank(no directly, use dummy society) buy billion of bitcoin and when derivatives run on the market CME , they sell for break out panic selling, they sell before respect of the market and make many dollars that lost with buy bitcoin
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December 08, 2017, 05:30:14 AM
#5
   I beleive anyone who want to have any influence to bictoin is buying as much as possible, banks may be at that list also. Different institutes may collaborate to hit bitcoin one day and get profit. I prefer to beleive in conspiracy version
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December 08, 2017, 05:28:21 AM
#4
I have heard some informations (or rumors) that some central/national banks, like the one in Netherlands is buying Bitcoins and testing the usage and the processes.
I think this is true. No matter the fact that banks are usualy against the Bitcoin in public but do you realy think they are stupid and don't see the advantages of Bitcoin and blockchain technology. I beleive they are all making some kind of Bitcoin experiments.
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December 08, 2017, 05:23:31 AM
#3
The central banks aren't called "central" for nothing, they are all owned by the Rothschilds and other DeepState members. The odd $100 billion is nothing to them. Soros spends more than that on various projects like promoting Obama, and trying to discredit Trump. They just need to jump on a created "incident" like South Koreans trying to protect their savings, to push Bitcoin into an apparently unstable condition.
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December 08, 2017, 05:15:56 AM
#2
The dollar value flow into Bitcoin is eclipsing the ability of anyone outside of a Central Bank.

Here is the logic :
   Hedge Funds / Institutional investors do not have the liquidity to move that much money outside the trackable / taxable controlled bank acccounts
   Members like Bill Gates and Warren Buffet would of run out of money ($100 Billion inflow in the last week)
   Saudi Arabian royal family ARAMCO was unable to raise the necessary funds.

Central Banks could be seriously challenged by all  cryptocurrencies that is front running, non-taxable, non-regulated, cannot be inflated, and cannot be controlled.
 
To combat crypto they secretly are buying as much as possible, however it looks like it is back firing by feeding the crypto ecosystem.
 

It can't happen Right away Since the worth of the organize may be significantly excessively awful low right now with handle such an expansive convergence of money. Needs on scope trillions i might think. The vast majority of central banks don't need with “back” their fiat for anything, with the goal the reason isn't that right? central banks capability should make cash makes them put resources into something they don’t control, in any case who knows?.


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December 07, 2017, 10:16:53 PM
#1
The dollar value flow into Bitcoin is eclipsing the ability of anyone outside of a Central Bank.

Here is the logic :
   Hedge Funds / Institutional investors do not have the liquidity to move that much money outside the trackable / taxable controlled bank acccounts
   Members like Bill Gates and Warren Buffet would of run out of money ($100 Billion inflow in the last week)
   Saudi Arabian royal family ARAMCO was unable to raise the necessary funds.

Central Banks could be seriously challenged by all  cryptocurrencies that is front running, non-taxable, non-regulated, cannot be inflated, and cannot be controlled.
 
To combat crypto they secretly are buying as much as possible, however it looks like it is back firing by feeding the crypto ecosystem.
 
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